Los Angeles-based duo Cyrcle recently spent some time in Europe, where they received an invitation to HRLN’s mural project happening in the streets of Heerlem, Netherlands. The two man collective spent a few days curating this masterpiece for locals to enjoy. They entitled the piece, “Struggle.”

In an interview, the duo had this to say about their latest contribution to Netherland’s street art:

The struggle that Heerlen has been going through for over twenty years battling the coal industries collapse and drug addiction. The wild colors and images visually translate that struggle and is meant to empower and inspire the community to keep fighting.

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Cyrcle are working on a new mural for LAFreeWalls, and it is memorizing. The crew is portraying the “fall” of the King and the death of an era. After “Cut it out” campaign (covered)  Cyrcle changes style – exploring the art of portraits and time.

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Cyrcle, a group of artists,  use the contrast between weapons and colorful prints to convey powerful messages about violence. The oxymorone “Beautiful Disaster,” sets the tone of the groups political beliefs. This series is a continuation of their “Cut It Out” Campaign, with a concept so simple, yet so powerful. With the rights to gun ownership constantly in the center of political debates, these boys found a peaceful way to convey their ideologies.

“Beautiful Disaster” CYRCLE. @ The Roxy from theonepointeight on Vimeo.

See more videos and works by Cyrcle on their blog.

You can get a poster of their work: here.

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