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    Yellowpop x Futura 2000: LED Neon Collection

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    Yellowpop, the leading purveyor behind LED neon art, just announced its upcoming collaboration with the renowned artist Futura 2000. The Yellowpop x Futura 2000 LED Neon Collection will be launching on June 8, offering five exclusive neon pieces named Atoms, Blokes, Tondo, Signatura, and Violent Treasure.This collection beautifully showcases Futura’s distinct abstract style and vibrant color choices, complemented by Yellowpop’s cutting-edge LED technology, resulting in captivating and unique art pieces. By seamlessly blending contemporary art with functional design, this collection will infuse any living or workspace with a touch of artistic flair.Jeremy Cortial, co-founder of Yellowpop, expressed his enthusiasm for the collaboration, stating, “We are delighted to introduce our collaboration with Futura, bringing his exceptional style to our LED neon art collection. The Yellowpop x Futura2000 LED Neon Collection reflects our commitment to presenting the finest contemporary art in innovative ways.”The limited edition collection comprises five neon artworks, each meticulously handcrafted and distinguished by an engraved signature and a unique serial number. This ensures that every customer receives a truly one-of-a-kind art piece, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.Starting from June 8th, the Yellowpop x Futura2000 collection will be available for purchase in limited quantities. To gain early access to the pre-sale launch on June 7th, customers can sign up on Yellowpop’s website starting from May 25.Check out below for more photos of the collection. More

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      “Breathe” by David de la Mano and Pablo Herrero in Salamanca, Spain

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      Street artists David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero worked on a new project  involving a mural and graffiti workshop related specifically to stonecutter marks. It was held last May 13 in Villamayor, a municipality historically known for its quarries and for being the one used historically in the monumental Salamanca.The graffiti workshop consisted of taking stonemason marks as the main axis, and around these, reproductions, interpretations and free marks were created.Attendees created their own stencils, painted freehand and combined techniques. About 40 to 50 people participated, mostly children from 5 to 14 years old.The workshop is a project of The PICA association, organized by the Town Hall of Villamayor and the Department of Culture.David de la Mano is known for his large dystopian murals featuring human and animal silhouettes and minimalist style. He creates distinctive artworks which are symbolic reflections on humankind and reminiscent of dark fairytales.On the other hand, the pictorical language of Pablo S. Herrero is linked to the code of plant forms. Trees and forests, both murals and paper, are the vehicle for show relationship between the dynamic and the static, individual and community, sustainability and resistance. His activity as a muralist, usually at off-center and marginal spaces, take the suburbs as a paradigm of the rejection that the city causes to large parts of itself.Take a look below for more photos of the project. More

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      United Kingdom’s Biggest Clean Air Mural by Nerone

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      The UK’s largest clean air mural has been unveiled at The Bulb, Southampton, as part of the £3.5m transformation of Nelson Gate into a new STEM community hub by FI Real Estate Management.The striking 1,005 sq m mural by French Street Artist Nerone, used Graphenstone CO2 absorbing paint. These unique lime-based paints absorb CO2 as they cure, as part of the natural lime cycle (the majority in the first 30 days following application). It is estimated that the amount of carbon dioxide absorbed by The Bulb mural will be around 65kg a year; equivalent to three grown trees, making it the largest clean air mural in the UK.The mural, which covers the Grade A office building has introduced a splash of colour and a tropical aesthetic to the city. Nerone’s signature tropical flowers which intertwine with female portraiture wrap the building beautifully.The piece took Nerone and the team from Lawless Studio® three weeks to complete, and was complemented by a series of community workshops and events which ran throughout the project. The final design was selected by the public, with over 10,000 votes cast.Nerone says ‘It took 17 intense days working on this massive piece, sometimes feeling like a mountain climber because the wind and height of the building. But my team from Lawless Studio and I are really happy and proud with the result.Especially because we have used ecological paint, so we can proudly say it’s a green piece of art! This giant project is definitely something I’ll take into account in myfuture projects, thinking about our planet is not a choice, it’s a must.’Tim Knowles, Founder and Managing Director at FI Estate Management, commented: ‘The Bulb is an inspiring addition to the Southampton office market – its central location makes it ideal for companies working in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) to attract the fantastic talent pool in the city and beyond.’Ryan Barber, Head of Office at FI Real EstateManagement, added: ‘This has been one of the most exciting and engaging projects I have worked on – the transformation is incredible, and we now have a stunning vibrant building where like-minded STEM businesses can come and work together.’Nerone is a well-known French street artist who has conquered the art world with his sublime style of painting. As one of the most prolific French street artists of the 21st century, Nerone expanded the traditional practice of street art in ground breaking ways.By mixing floral art in an abstract style, Nerone brings the spotlight onto the colours and blooming appeal of the subject. His art is unique. The chaos on the walls or canvas does not reflect the meticulous and inventive process that allows him to capture the motion. Nerone’s art represents a fresh breath in the world of street art. His compelling works of art speak to viewers in a very absorbing and dynamic way with an unstoppably upbeat vibe.As he is aware of the various ecological challenges and economic problems of today’s world, Nerone constantly insists on spreading a positive message through his art. Throughout his career, he has been commissioned to work for different artistic events around the world, such as the International Flowers Festival in Seoul, the FIA Formula E Championship in Berlin, and the Flower Show Turkey in Istanbul. His colourful and outlandish walls can now be seen in many places, including Paris, New-York, Cartagena, Bangkok, Berlin, Marrakech and Seoul.Check out below for more photos of Nerone’s latest project. Photo credit: Hannah Judah.Vid credit: Louis Thornton. More

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      “Fire And Ice” by Pener in Vienna, Austria

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      Street artist Pener just finished his latest mural entitled “Fire And Ice”  in Vienna, Austria. Pener has been one of Poland’s talented emerging artists working in abstract and deconstructive style.Great detail and color transitions create a fluid composition with layers and layers of deconstructed form. The linear details are impressive holding together the constant movement and transparent shapes. An impressive mural from Pener.Scroll down and take a look at more photos of “Fire And Ice”. More

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      “SOIN – Struttura G076” by Giulio Vesprini in Roune, France

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      “S O I N – Struttura G076” is Giulio Vesprini’s first anamorphic work made in Rouen at the Santé Rouen Normandie Health Campus curated by Olivier Landes of Art en Ville and curated produced by Métropole Rouen Normandie. A very complex work that develops on two sides, generating two distinct points of view. Side A and Side B.The mural is part of the many initiatives for the candidacy of Rouen capital of culture 2028. A beautiful experiment of art and architecture in a difficult space like this underpass. SOIN means care, the care of a space thanks to urban art that makes an important district of the city. You can see the complete wall only if you stop at a precise point.Check out below for more photos of Giulio Vesprini’s latest project.
      Curated by: Olivier Landes / Art en villeCommisionned by: Metropole Rouen Normandie / Rouen 2028Team: Hobz + Sa.va.ti + SerenaPhotos: Jean-Pierre Sageot More

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      Yellowpop x Tom Wesselmann: LED Neon and Wallpaper Collection

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      Yellowpop, the leading designer and manufacturer of LED neon signs, is excited to announce its latest collection of seven quintessential LED neon signs and four wallpaper prints inspired by iconic artist, Tom Wesselmann. The collaboration celebrates Wesselmann’s influential career and expands Yellowpop’s collection of contemporary pop art-inspired neon signs.The Tom Wesselmann Estate is one of the most respected names in the art world, dedicated to preserving and promoting the legacy of the legendary Pop Art artist. The new collection of LED neon signs from Yellowpop is a perfect embodiment of Wesselmann’s artistic vision, featuring bold colors, clean lines, and iconic images.The seven LED neon signs are inspired by Wesselmann’s most celebrated works, including his iconic “Smokers”, “Great American Nude” and “Still Life” series. Each sign features a combination of bright colors and high-quality LED neon lighting, providing an eye-catching and energy-efficient way to bring the iconic imagery into any space.Yellowpop’s co-founder, Jeremy Cortial, said, “We are honored to collaborate with Artestar and bring Tom Wesselmann’s iconic imagery to a new generation of art lovers. This collection perfectly aligns with Yellowpop’s mission to create high-quality and innovative neon signs inspired by contemporary pop art.The seven LED neon signs and wallpaper prints from the Tom Wesselmann collection will be available exclusively on Yellowpop’s website starting from May 11th, 2023. Pricing for the neon collection ranges between $299-$949. Wallpaper starts at $40 per roll.Yellowpop is a home decor brand that’s on a mission to change the way we decorate our homes. Instead of simply filling it with commodities, we want to inspire our community to think more about design and the role our products play in their lives. It’s your home. The objects inside of it should be a reflection of you. Our LED neon signs are designed to inspire boldness and bring joy. They speak to each person differently, and we love them because of the way they make us feel. At Yellowpop, our values are simple: Be bold, be bright, have fun. We believe everyone should have the chance to brighten their day with a neon sign. And we’re sharing the joy, one neon sign at a time. Together, with the global art and design community, we’re using the power of art to make the world a brighter place.Partnership done in collaboration with Artestar, a global licensing agency and creative consultancy representing high-profile artists, photographers, designers and creatives.Check out below for more photos from the collection. More

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      “Janus” by Diego Dedablio in São Paulo, Brazil

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      Brazilian street artist Diego Dedablio recently finished a new mural in the interior of São Paulo, at the Conservatory of Music in Tatuí.Diego Dedablio started painting at the age of 15 in the streets of his hometown, Tatuí, São Paulo state. The artist’s work is strongly influenced by Afro-Brazilian folk culture, a flurry of colors, ethnic motifs similar to cave painting.In his works and materials, Diego combines tradition with everyday globalization, subordinating colors and lines to musical metrics, composing with visual notes. His murals adorn the walls of Amsterdam, São Paulo and Buenos Aires.Take a look below for more photos of the mural. More

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      “El Buen Augurio” by Clara Lurueña and Pablo S. Herrero in Salamanca, Spain

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      Tribute to the figure of “El Perrero”, a character linked to the tradition of the little town of Nava de Francia that symbolizes the transition to the new year, which says goodbye to the dark and traumatic to attract light and good wishes in the new cycle.The magical and ritual character of this figure is accompanied by primitive animals and some typical embroidery motifs, which in turn feed on the popular imagination of the area. The representation of the trees in this case is added to the projection of the shadow of the oaks that surround Nava de Francia.Check out below for more photos of Clara Lurueña and Pablo S. Herrero’s latest project. More

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      Timed Edition Print Release by Sebas Velaso

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      Over the past year, Sebas Velaso have received many requests from collectors wanting to acquire works at more affordable prices. While this is difficult with the growing demand for work, Sebas has always maintained that more people should have access, than less. The artist have decided to issue a timed release print of two recent images in an effort to keep the work inclusive and accessible, while respecting the growing popularity of the very limited originals.Kalejdoskop Moich Dróg (Kaleidoscope of my ways)Kao da je Bilo Nekad (As it Was Once Before)Fine Art Print Giclee on Hahnemühle 310gsmHand Pulled Varnish Finish45cm x 45cm£150The prints were launched  last Wednesday 26th April 16:00.Over the past few years, Sebas Velasco has identified himself among the great documentarians of the transitional countries of Eastern Europe. With frequent visits to countries of former Yugoslavia, Poland, Hungary or Ukraine; Velasco observes the shifting relationship between the urban environment and economical/political structures. Compositions are collaged from his own photography to create impossible yet familiar vistas, his brutal constructions become stoic remnants of a memory lost to time.It’s been a busy start to the year with Sebas on the road for research and in Studio preparing for upcoming shows including European Museum of Modern art in Barcelona and a group exhibition in China for an show curated by Sir Nicholas Penny, former director of the National Gallery, London.Ascended the the Mer Collection (Image Wasted Years)Following its honourable mention in a painting prize from the Museum of Modern European Art and a shortlist position with the Royal Society of Portrait painters, ‘Wasted Years’ has been acquired by the prestigious Mer Collection, one of the most important private collections in the current Spanish scene. The collection specialises in European and American figuration since 1980 and includes masterpieces of artists such as Eric Fischl, Cindy Sherman, Marlen Dumas, Lisa Yuscavage, Merilyn Minter, Luis Gordillo and Cecily Brown. The title takes its name from an Iron Maiden song title, a band who famously supported the British football team West Ham. The subject is further shown wearing the clubs iconic burgundy and blue jersey. Special thanks to Sergio García Bayón.Exhibition at the Museum of European Modern ArtSebas is proud to announce his participation Representational Art 2023 which opened at European Museum of Modern Art (MEAM) in Barcelona on 21st April – 25th June. Cited by the Culture Trip as one Barcelona’s Top Museums, the collection is housed in an 18th-century palace, showcasing figurative paintings & sculpture from the past 200 years.Collaborations with long time friend and Artist SAINERFollowing their on street collaboration in Colombia this past December, the two artists have recently completed a canvas that has spent the past year going back and forth between Spain and Poland. With a focus on colour, we see abstract and figurative collide as Sebas’ density and depth is offset against Sainer’s bold and flat juxtapositions. Across city scapes or landscapes, cold neon or warm sun, a spectrum of progress underscores the piece. From the raw grid marked canvas to the highest saturation of colour, we are suspended in a deliberate moment of possibility for what could be and what will be. More