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      “Come what may” by Beast Collective in Emilia, Italy

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      Here is the latest piece made by Beast Collective in Emilia, Italy. Entitled “Come what may”, the pasteup was placed on an old abandoned roadman’s house in the province of Bobbio in Northern Italy. As always with the pieces of this collective, there was the recovery of an archive photo of an historical figure, in this case of the Italian playwright Eduardo De Filippo, positioned on an abandoned building, signifying the eternity of this figure and its resistance to the passage of time. Their technique is to first photograph the wall they intend to install the piece on, superimposing the texture of the wall onto the photo, and then placing it onto the building. This allows them to achieve a realistic blending effect between the photo and the wall, following the scratches and cuts on the wall itself.“Eduardo De Filippo’s life and career – Beast says – were a testament to the transformative power of art and the enduring influence of family heritage. His remarkable ability to capture the essence of human nature and portray it with authenticity has secured him a place in the pantheon of Italy’s greatest literary and theatrical figures. Eduardo’s works continue to inspire and move audiences, and his legacy remains a cherished part of Italy’s cultural heritage. As long as there are stages to be graced and stories to be told, Eduardo De Filippo’s impact on the world of theater and cinema will endure.”Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates. More

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      ‘Started Again’ – Dilk Print Drop

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      Started Again is Bio Editions debut print release by Nottingham based graffiti artist, Dilk. Three editions of the print will be available to purchase at 3pm BST on Thursday 3rd August via their online store.Adapted from his ‘True Love’ canvas exhibited as part of the permanent collection at STRAAT Museum Amsterdam, each 87 x 67cm print celebrates this monumental 3.5 x 5m original artwork in a new form.Notts lad Steven Dilks began his long-standing career in graffiti as a writer in the 1980’s, prolifically producing work on the streets from a young age. Taking early old school graffiti influences and turning them into an ever-evolving contemporary art style – combined with his hunger for travelling and new connections – has established Dilk as an important part of the UK’s graffiti history.Today his recognisable abstract style situates his work in leading urban contemporary museums as it takes a contemporary twist on traditional graffiti lettering. Combining bold marks and colours with intricate finer details, each new piece maps an ever-changing amalgamation of abstracts, dreamlike colour pallets, sharp lines and drip work. Cop one today while you can. More

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      “Lizard” by Pener in Olsztyn, Poland

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      Street artist Pener recently shared his latest abstract mural which was just completed on the streets of Olsztyn in Poland.Pener has been one of Poland’s talented emerging artists working in abstract and deconstructive style. Pener’s mural is a masterpiece of detail and color. The artist has created a fluid composition with layers of deconstructed forms that seem to flow into each other. The linear details are impressive, holding together the constant movement and transparent shapes. The mural is a stunning example of Pener’s skill and talent.Bartek Świątecki’s aka Pener work mixes abstraction and traditional graffiti. High art and youth culture, modernism and skateboarding. His images are based around geometric groupings and angular forms which reference futuristic architectural design.Check out below for more images of Pener’s work. More

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      Alexis Diaz in Holyoke, Massachusetts

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      Alexis Diaz painted a new mural in Holyoke, Massachusetts, a 40x36ft wall dedicated to all Puerto Ricans and Latinos living outside their homeland.According to the 2010 census, Holyoke had the largest Puerto Rican population, per capita, of any city in the United States outside of Puerto Rico. From a combination of agricultural programs instituted by the US Department of Labor, Puerto Ricans began settling in the city in the mid-1950s, and many arrived during the wave of Puerto Rican immigration to the northeastern United States in the 1980s.Alexis: “They leave behind their families, friends and part of their history to look for a better future. In their luggage they carry all their culture, pride and traditions to create a new home and a community proud of their roots.” Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates. More

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      Sophie Mess in Laon, France

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      Here’s a new amazing mural painted by Sophie Mess in Laon, France during the Urban Art Festival organized by Christian Guemy, aka C215. A gigantic floral composition of about 15mt x 10mt built on a 5-storey residential building. Sophie’s mural joins 16 other monumental frescoes brought together to create an exceptional event, which enriched the walls in the Champagne and Montreuil districts. At the same time, an indoor exhibition, presenting the richness and different facets of the urban arts can be discovered in the cloister and exhibition hall of the Saint-Martin Abbey.Sophie’s stunning mural communicates the usual willingness to flourish and express the truest and most colorful version of ourselves. Her vibrant botanical-inspired artwork radiates energy and life, resonating with a deep connection to nature, capturing its essence through bold color, intricate detail, and imaginative perspective. Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates. More

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      Dubai Fine Arts: Where Art Meets Expertise

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      Dubai Fine Arts is the ultimate art handling crew that’s shaking up the scene in Dubai. They’re all about bringing unparalleled expertise and top-quality services to the art world’s coolest cats. With a deep understanding of the industry’s unique needs, these highly trained pros handle the transportation, installation, storage, customized packaging, and crating of precious art collections like nobody else. And get this—they’re all about that personalized attention and exceptional customer service that will blow your mind, making Dubai Fine Arts the go-to crew for the hippest art connoisseurs in the city.Trust us when we say Dubai Fine Arts is the real deal when it comes to art handling. These trendsetters know their stuff, using the freshest techniques and cutting-edge equipment to make sure your art is handled with the utmost care and precision. They’re all about keeping your pieces secure and safe during transportation and installation, giving you that much-needed peace of mind. Whether you’re an artist, collector, or part of a cutting-edge gallery or museum, Dubai Fine Arts brings the heat with their highest level of expertise and attention to detail. Say goodbye to any worries and hello to exceptional results that will make the art world take notice.Dubai Fine Arts is the name on everyone’s lips for a reason. These art handling legends are all about exceeding expectations and blazing their own trail. With their industry expertise and genuine passion for art, they’re the ultimate partners to take care of your precious pieces. Dubai Fine Arts has got you covered with specialized care and attention, so you can focus on what truly matters—your creative pursuits and the sheer joy of appreciating your one-of-a-kind art collection. Say goodbye to stress and hello to Dubai Fine Arts—the champions of cool and the protectors of your most cherished art pieces.Check out Dubai Fine Arts’ website for more info on the company and their services. More

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      “The Peace of Urtaca” by David De La Mano in Corsica, France

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      Prolific muralist and painter David De La Mano recently finished his latest mural entitled “The Peace of Urtaca” in Corsica, France.“This mural as a sequence speaks, like other of my murals, of the human condition.”This mural is a proposal from the artist’s friend Fabian Flori, director of “popularte_l_arte_fora_di_cita”, and it deals with war and proposes a mutation from weapons to olive trees, and from soldiers to conscious people.David de la Mano is a Spanish contemporary artist best known for his stunning murals often featuring silhouettes, trees and other monochromatic imagery. de la Mano is a versatile artist who excels from drawing to sculpture. The artist experiments with different techniques among which acrylics, watercolours, ink and collage.His art highlights a vision of humanity with a lot of metaphor and poetry. He is often playing with shadows and lights, forms and contrasts to convey his vision of the world to us.Scroll down below for more images of the mural. More

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      New Work by Bip Apollo in Monte-Carlo, Monacco

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      Street artist Bip Apollo recently spraypainted a rare 1965 Mustang for new private car collection.
      “In this painting, “Apollo’s Charriot” I created dripped out versions of ancient Roman/Greek sculptures I’m studying as I shift toward bronze and silver work…one of Zeus (of Otricoli), the other of Juno (of Ludovisi). In ancient mythology, these two were married lovers, and I liked the idea of a couple riding in this car together after my painting… 🚀💫,” the artist shared on his posts.Bip Apollo (also known online as “Bip Graffiti”, “BiP”, and “Believe in People”) is a formerly anonymous painter and sculptor who is, according to at least one description, “known internationally for his role in spear-heading the North American street art revival”.Bip produces work internationally as a large-scale muralist, street artist, and an occasional animator. BiP does not consider his spray-painting, stenciling, and wheat-pasting to be traditional graffiti, as graffiti artists focus on perfecting lettering styles, spreading their brand and other common characteristics of graffiti.Scroll down below for more photos of Bip’s latest work. More