The piece above is entitled “Our Short Memory.” It portays an average looking man: another suit, a nobody, seemingly forgetting about his childish dreams of heroes and robots. The piece below, “Bond,” explicitly showcases the dynamic between robots and children, the relationship seems based off admiration, it seems like the children are fans, the robot being their icon.

In “Upload,” (below) elements of adulthood and childhood which usually simply interact with each other are subtly merged. The mix forms one strange piece of a man-child or baby-man who is painfully normalized, mechanical. Let us know how you interpret his works in the comments section,

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Nick Walker

Nick Walker is currently in South America working on the walls of Sao Paolo, Brazil. The British stencil artist produced two new pieces which feature his anarchical alter ego, “The Bowler-Hatted Vandal”.

Nick Walker

Ludo

Ludo produces another one of his monochromatic murals with a hint of nature in the urban environment of Ivry Sur Seine, France. This piece is entitled “Greatful Dead.”

 Nychos

Nychos is now in Windsor, Canada for the Free For All Walls project. The artist, known for his anatomical, surrealistic pieces, produced a mural exposing the anatomy of a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

Pixel Pancho

Pixel Pancho is currently in Los Angeles where he produced two pieces. The artist loves exploring the relationship between nature and his character.

Pixel Pancho feat. Chase

Fintan Magee

Fintan Magee is now in Brisbane, where he just completed this new piece. His use of the floor as an extension of his piece creates the sense that his mural lacks boundaries, extending everywhere.

INTI

INTI is now back in Central Europe, where he just completed this new piece in Eindhoven, Netherlands. The artist is currently in town for the Step In The Arena Festival where he  painted one of his signature mystical characters.

Deih

Deih keeps on tearing through the streets of his hometown, Valencia, with yet another new offering to the local pedestrians. Fascinated by the strangeness of life, the artist produces an original character in a surreal setting.

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Liqen

This week the best mural out there was produced by Liqen in Chichester. His large sketch-like mural carries a compelling sense of movement. If Pixel Pancho and his robotic creatures collaborated with Blu‘s universe, their work would probably resembles Liqen‘s

Aryz x David Choe x RETNA

A new trio has formed: Aryz and David Choe hooked up with RETNA to work on this new mural in downtown Los Angeles. Their distinctive styles don’t merge together quite yet, but the final product is memorable even if their idiosyncrasies are discernible.

ROA

ROA! As always, he successfully creates a eye-catching spectacle; this particular mural is in Chichester.

Seikon

 Seikon was spotted in Poland producing one of his kaleidoscopic shapes.

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Brad Robson

La Pandilla

Blu

Dal East

Conor Harrington

Krasertres

Pixel Pancho

Phlegm

ROA

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Ludo

RESPECT. now offers a brand new weekly feature: “Street Art: Best of the Week.” Here, we will gather the cream of crop of international street art. This week Ludo, Pixel Pancho, Mr Thoms, Seiko made the biggest waves on our global radar. If you see any sick work yourselves, tweet at us at @RESPECTMAG and we might re-tweet or even feature your photo on the blog!

Ludo

Pixel Pancho

Seiko

Mr Thoms

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Artists have a very peculiar depiction of the world. They share their vision with viewers on a daily basis. Pixel Pancho and Never2501 embrace their differences. Recently, the two artists have been creating many murals together. They do not merge their work together per se, but they do present the works side by side on a common canvas. Their work is supposed to be seen together. Pixel Pancho stayed true to his earthy robots and Never2501 to his black and white abstract movement. Both portray the same animal in contrasting ways. They share one common theme  and a same canvas but represent them differently.

Which representation do you like best Pixel Pancho‘s or Never2501‘s?

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Pixel Pancho just finished a mural in Istanbul, Turkey for the Mural-Ist Festival. Working once again with his signature earthy color scheme, Pixel Pancho conveys a message about international relations.

Check out his other mural located in Bassano del Grappa, Italy. Pixel seems to be exploring the themes of childhood and vulnerability behind his shields of metal.

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