Aïda Gómez is a Spanish street artist who makes good use of well-known games in her work. Gómez describes herself as a street worker because she wants to make people notice the things they are surrounded by in their daily lives. She challenges passers-by to take part in games that she organizes in the streets. Gómez’s art often discusses societal questions which is typical to street art.
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Name is a Copenhagen based artist with a graffiti background. He got into art as a little kid, and has painted graffiti ever since 1992. Nowadays Name’s works include realism among other styles, but as he says, “graffiti is what I need to do”. Name has painted all over the world, for example in Chile […]
Ninjah was born in Brazil and now lives in Norway. His friends inspired him to start drawing and from there on, the artist has immersed himself into other art too. Ninjah’s main tool is a pen, with which he creates detailed portrayals and imaginary worlds. His works often include references to the cultures of indigenous […]
Icelandic artists Björn Loki and Elsa Jónsdóttir together form Krot & Krass, under which they mainly concentrate on creating typographic art. The graphic designers got sick of working on computers every single day and instead started painting the fonts they had designed, first on canvases and then on big walls. Loki and Jónsdóttir are inspired […]