Hyuro, a large mural in Ravenna, Italy

Hyuro recently spent some time in Ravenna, Italy for the Subsidence Festival where she created this new piece entitled: ¨25 November International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women¨
Located in the ¨Giardino Sorelle Mirabal¨ of Ravenna, the piece was named this way in honor to the Mirabal Sisters, four Dominican sisters who opposed the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo and were involved in clandestine activities against his regime.
Three of the sisters were assassinated on 25 November 1960. Their death was a catalyst for change, and was the first event in a long sequence of events that led to freedom and democracy in the Dominican Republic.
In 1999 the 25 November was designated as the ¨International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women¨ in their honor.
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Tellas' latest mural in Cagliari, Italy

While we last heard from him on the streets of London in the UK, Tellas is back in Italy where he just finished working on this beautiful piece somewhere on the streets of his hometown, Cagliari.
In town for "Cagliari 2015", a new event that tried to celebrate the city’s status as the 2015 capital of culture in Italy.
Tellas’ research is based on a non-urban aesthetics, his works are a personal and intimate vision of the elements of natural landscapes. A meditative process that combines space and shape characterize the artist’s large and unique oeuvre. With this work, the artist delivers yet again an artwork that reflects the the nature in a colorful organic way.
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Blu creates a fantastic mural at Casa Dei Pazzi in Rome, Italy

After a rather long break, Blu is back in Italy with a fantastic new piece of work which was just completed on the streets of Rome.
Painting without a lift using a rope and rappelling against the wall, the Italian artist painted his disastrous vision and evolution of the anthropocene period. As usual with Blu, it's a simple design which goes straight to the point.
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NEVERCREW unveils a new piece for Urban Canvas in Italy

The streets of Varese in Italy and the Urban Canvas Street Art Festival just welcomed the good lads from NEVERCREW which created yet another fantastic piece of work featuring one of their signature whales.
NEVERCREW is a duo formed in 1996 by Swiss artists Pablo Togni and Christian Rebecchi. Between giant whales, tentacles and astronauts, the duo creates some really beautiful and poetic artworks which combine mechanical monochromes and organic explosions of colors.
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Veks Van Hillik creates a new mural in Cupra Montana, Italy

Veks Van Hillik just sent us some images from his latest street piece which was just completed on the streets of Cupra Montana in Italy.
Entitled "Fall From The Sky", the French painted showcased his truly amazing technic, between dream and nightmare, we truly love this surreal piece. This Human-Fish was painted for the PopUp Street Art Festival.
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"The Black Sheep", a new mural by ZED1 in Genova, Italy

Our friend ZED1 just sent us some images from his latest street work which took place on the lovely streets of Genova in Italy.
Entitled "The Black Sheep", the Italian artist created this signature piece of work showing one of his signature characters on his horse being lifted by a series of sheep. In this work, the black sheep is symbolized as an obstacle trying to drop the king on the ground. The meaning is that sometime even the smaller people can start a revolution.
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Martin Whatson creates an indoor installation in Rome, Italy

Our buddy Martin Whatson recently visited the lovely of Rome in Italy where he was given the chance to work on a new indoor installation.
Geared with stencils and a ton of spray paint, the Norwegian artist created this rad "Buff" room depicting the constant fight in between a writer and the buffer. This colorful piece was created as part of the Outdoor Festival.
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Bordalo II unveils a new street installation in Este, Italy

While we last heard from him in Las Vegas, Bordalo II is back in Europe where he just finished working on a new street installation in Italy.
Invited by the Impatto 2.0 Festival to create a piece on the streets of Este, the Portuguese urban artist quickly brought to life this super cute hedgehog. As usual with Bordalo II, this street sculpture was entirely built using trash and found materials from the neighborhood.
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Pixel Pancho paints a new mural in Ragusa, Sicily

While we last heard from him in Las Vegas a few days ago, Pixel Pancho flew straight to lovely sicily for the FestiWall Street Art Festival.
Painting on the streets of Ragusa, the Turin-based muralist brought to life some of his magic imagery with this robotic themed image showing a couple of famers and their oranges. In the area, the Arancia Rossa di Sicilia (Red Orange of Sicily) has Protected Geographical Status.
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Natalia Rak unveils a new mural in Ragusa, Italy for FestiWall

Natalia Rak was also in Sicily where she was invited by the good people from FestiWall to create a new mural on the streets of Ragusa. 
The Polish artist created yet another dreamlike piece showing a young boy fishing high up on a pink moon. With skillful use of color contrast and dimension, she painted this effective piece that will quickly become a landmark of it's neighborhood.
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Herakut creates a new mural in Rome, Italy

German duo Herakut spent some time in sunny Italy where they had the chance to work on the side of a huge building in Rome.
In town for the Street Heart project, the duo created this beautiful piece entitled "In our moment of need we rely on the family of humans. I wished we could remember these family bonds in our moments strength". The artwork shows a young hooded girl holding several smaller characters in her hands. A beautiful sight for the residents!
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Elian unveils “Curves / Surface / Pause“ in Milan, Italy

Elian recently spent some time in Italy where he was given the opportunity to work on a new piece somewhere on the streets of Milan.
This mural installation is based on the contrast between the rigidity of the Building and morphological elements of the work.
With curved large invading the entire surface, Elian tries to break the vertical and horizontal lines of the facade. We can see also that each blank was respected to generate tension in the center, allowing to give the viewer a visual break within the piece. 
All the colors are a little bit lighter than Elian's palette which is usually based on primary colors. Also, you can see that no geometric figures, this decision was made to respected the flow of the organic shapes. 
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ZED1 paints a new mural in Poggibonsi, Italy

After a large wall in Tokyo, Japan, ZED1 is back in Italy where he was invited to paint for the Down On The Street Festival.
Entitled "Integrate Yourself", the Italian street artist brought to life a beautiful piece showing some of his unique deformed characters. Each one is holding a book which reads "Life in xx", red, yellow or black relating to each color.
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Elian creates a new mural in Gaeta for Memorie Urbane '15

While we last heard from him a few days ago in London, Elian has now landed in Italy where he just finished working on a brand new piece.
Invited by Memorie Urbane '15, the Argentinean muralist spent a few days working on one of his signature abstract artworks for the locals to enjoy. As usual with Elian, his blend and mix of colors is a delight for the eyes.
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Borondo creates a new street installation in Milan, Italy

After a great collaboration with Edoardo Tresoldi, Borondo is still in Milan, Italy where he was invited by Wunderkammern to work on a new haystack installation for the Chained exhibition.
Geared with black spray paint, the Spanish artist quickly worked his way through yet another stunning installation which is featuring his unique technique.
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Fran Bosoletti creates a new piece in Bergamo, Italy

Fran Bosoletti is currently in the city of Bergamo, Italy where he spent a few days working on a large new piece.
Invited by the good lads from the  Pigmenti Association, the Argentinean muralist worked his magic on this signature piece showing three women entwined in green vegetation and surrounded by red abstract shapes.
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Pixel Pancho creates a new mural in Arce, Italy for Memorie Urban '15

Our friend Pixel Pancho recently stopped by the city of Arce in Italy where he was invited to work his magic on the side of a building.
In town for Memorie Urbane Street Art Festival 2015, the Italian muralist brought to life this sensual artwork which is mixing, robotics, flowers and the representation of a woman.
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Borondo and Edoardo Tresoldi collaborate on a new piece in Milan, Italy

Borondo and Edoardo Tresoldi are currently in Milan, Italy where they just wrapped up this new collaboration with the help of Wunderkammern Gallery.
While we last heard from these two collaborating during the "Animal" exhibition with RexRomae in London, the Italian-Spanish duo brought to life this stunning artwork which is mixing muralism and sculptural work. Borondo painted some of his classical imagery combined with Tresoldi's wire mesh sculpture. Stunning and genial as usual with these two.
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Ozmo creates "Tondal’s Vision", a new mural in Turin, Italy

Ozmo recently stopped by the lovely city of Turin in Italy where he was invited by Alternavite Karming Association to work his magic on a new mural.
Inspired by renaissance painting, it shows the journey of a dreamer/sleeper inthe Hell under the Mole Antonelliana, the symbol of Turin. The Mole Antonelliana is a major landmark building in Turin, Italy. It is named for the architect who built it, Alessandro Antonelli. As usual, Ozmo and his impeccable technique delivers a rad piece.
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Millo creates a new piece for Memorie Urbane in Gaeta, Italy

Our buddy Millo was part of this year's Memorie Urbane Street Art Festival which is currently taking place on the streets of Gaeta in Italy.
The Italian muralist created some of his signature black and white illustrative imagery with this rad piece showing a woman literally looking at her face in a mirror. The background is one of his signature intricate urban landscape which gives you plenty of sweet details to look at.
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