Alice Mazilli (UK)
My work is all about Letters, Words, Language, Movement & Rhythm. On paper, canvas, glass, wood ... Finally I am a Calligrapher, inspired by Music, Art and Design.
Bust_the_Drip (FR)
Dance built me. It has a strong impact on the way I paint. I am a firm believer that movements, the vibrations around us, have a huge impact on us. Painting and dancing are visual arts to me.
Mr.Bakeroner (TUR)
In the early days I always draw fonts instead of beards, moustaches or faces in school books. After discovering rap music I started to painting walls. My focus is on graffiti, letter structures and writing arts.
Hoker One (DE)
With my beginnings in the graffiti scene, I am currently balancing between calligraphy and illustration. Maybe not obvious, but where the writing ends, the illustration starts to shine.
Eoin (IRL)
My name is pronounced ‘Owen’. I did murals around the world across 4 continents. Mostly in remote and abandoned places. Photography is another great passion of mine.
Hugo Kaagman (NL)
I started in the '70 in Amsterdam. Illegally spraying and stenciling walls. No you can even find me in the museums. Somewhere I became one of the Dutch Street Art pioneers.
KOSO (IT)
Fascinated by the writing discipline and hip-hop culture, I started at 15. With my 'Bereshit cultural association’ we intend to honor all people who made the history of graffiti in Italy and Europe.
Lucy McLauchlan (GB)
I work mostly on large-scale monochromatic paintings. Within my work I try to show deep respect for nature as I draw inspiration from this immediate environment.
Nyusha Glenn (NL)
I am most of all an Autonomous Photography and Digital Artist, and storyteller. My works are about loss, beauty, fear and the fight against and with the inner demons and life itself.
OneMizer (FR)
I take inspiration from the work of Pop Art artists such as Basquiat or Warhol but also from my personal experiences. These works often consist of explosions of colors and positive vibrations.
RAWS (DE)
My early days meant a lot of clashes with the 'law'. That’s why I decided to go for the artistic side of graffiti writing. Nowadays, I try to combine clean graphics and layout with a classic graffiti style.
Sicoer (PL)
Sicoer is a Polish artist. Sort of obviously he prefers to lay low. He began his career on the streets, writing graffiti, but has also taken on calligraphy, painting, and even tattooing.
Swet71 (DK)
Since the eighties SWET has been an undeniable presence in the international graffiti scene, influencing new generations with his extremely well executed paintings.
Xpome (BG)
His experimental graffiti shows a resourcefulness that drives his letters to a certain level of artistic abstraction. Each piece a completely different universe, isolated from any style or trend.