Bom.K X Pakone X Wen2.

This week, we didn’t spot two murals that looked the same on the international street-art-sphere. The piece above is produced by Bom.K X Pakone and Wen2. Bom.K is back in Brest, France following his solo exhibition in Paris.

2501

2501 painted this mural in Los Angeles, USA. The Italian artist used his signature monochromatic lines combined with gold to create an abstract illusion of depth. This piece is on Imperial Street in Downtown LA.

Pez

Pez and his charming smiles arrived in Koln, Germany.

Vinz

VinZ recently completed this wall called “Allegoria della Primavera Valenciana” last week during “Poliniza” Urban Art Festival at the Polytechnic University of Valencia.

Seth

Seth  recently completed this mural in Paris, France.

Hyuro

Hyuro  and her taste for multiplicity has dropped in Copenhagen, Denmark. In her poetic piece, Hyuro tells the story of a deer moving from light into obscurity and emerging, a changed deer on the other side of the light.

Phlegm

Phlegm, who is pretty much featured every week in our “Best of the week”, produced another memorable piece in London, UK.

Steve and Dorota Coy from Hygienic Dress League recently completed the mural above on the streets of Cleveland, Ohio.

Fintan Magee

Fintan Magee is back in Newtown where he just completed this new piece. The artist has a talent for depicting youthful Oras. He yet again successfully transports his viewer into a compelling childish universe.

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Nychos

Back in Europe, Nychos recently opened his solo show in Torino, Italy. His highly detailed, anatomical characters are sharp. This week he painted the biological insides of a huge snake.

ZED1

Zed 1, Italian street artist also known as Mark Burresi, completed the mural above in Amsterdam. He created a large colorful piece featuring his grotesque characters. This piece was ordered by  Look For Art Gallery, henxs paintshop and StreetArt.nl. The artist  skillfully brought humor to an upsetting situation of conflict.

Hyuro

Hyuro is currently in Italy for the Memorie Urbane Festival. The Spanish artist produced an impressive piece entitled “L’Attesa” (Waiting).

Conor Harrington

Conor Harrington is currently in London where he worked on a collaboration with  Maser. The new duo successfully merged both their style merging bright colors and a talent for portraiture.

 Wes21

Wes Remo Lienhard aka Wes21 produced this amazing new mural in Switzerland. The young artist produced an incredible falcon that fits ideally in this odd setting.

SeaCreative

SeaCreative created a piece in Milan, Italy this week. The Italian painter used blue tones to deliver some of his signature odd faces.

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The Argentinean artist works with a restricted palette. Focusing almost exclusively on the drawing technique, Hyuro lights up controversies through her symbolic pieces. The mural above has been spotted in Atlanta for the Living Walls Project and got people talking. Working with the metamorphosis of  a women from nude to escaping wolf  Hyuro’s work caught the neighbor’s attention. The mural is located close to a Church and a Mosque which created a new debate on censorship.

Spotted in Bencason, France for the Bien Urbain Festival

Hyuro story telling skills highlights the relationship between humans, contemporary society, animals and nature. She is a member of the graffiti writer community. Her hunting murals gets us thinking about humanity.

Do you think her work should be censured?

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