Guillaume Alby aka Remed
The recent Vision Art Festival, held in the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana in Canton Valais, has taken the street art scene to new heights. A few years ago, a couple of young art enthusiasts from the region had a twisted idea to bring street artist to Swiss alps – on the lift stations, shelters, and restaurant buildings around the ski slopes. After last year’s “test event”, which produced a mural by Icy & Sot and Hebru Brantley, the local community accepted the idea and the long preparations begun. On August 24th, Vision Art Festival 2015 officially opened, hosting an impressive lineup of international artists: Chor Boogie, Reka One, Okuda, 2Alas, Greg Mike, Angry Woebots, Leza One, Rustam Qbic, Toz, Rodrigo Branco, Never Crew, and more.
Rustam QBic
Surrounded by snow covered peaks and the green slopes of Swiss Alps, basked in warm sun that the valley is known for, the artists worked with a relaxing soundtrack of cow bells around them. The unique environment of the alps had a great affect on the finished pieces, as most of artists admitted. With some painting in the idyllic resort towns of Crans and Montana, some high up in the mountains, the festival placed art in some of the most unusual settings yet. There is Rustam Qbic’s surrealist piece at 2500m above sea level, cleverly using architectural elements, next to Okuda’s floral “spray-paint embroidery”, to an expressive and colorful portrait by Rodrigo Brancoa, and 2Alas’ tribute to the homeland of the Red Cross. And while their art looks exceptional in the summer season, it remains to be seen how their pieces will look once the snow covers everything around them.
Rustam QBic
Rustam QBic
Greg Mike
Never Crew
Chor Boogie
Leza One
Leza One
Leza One
Toz
Toz
Toz
Joshua Keen Valencia
Reka
Reka
Guillaume Alby aka Remed
Guillaume Alby aka Remed
Angry Woebots
Never Crew
Rodrigo Branco
2alas
Okuda
Okuda
Okuda
Okuda
Felipe Pantone
Berlin-based artist 
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Okuda
Australian artist