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Adele is a self-taught artist currently living on the Dinokeng
Game Reserve in South Africa. She started out making paper
Mache sculptures and brought those techniques into her
paintings. She describes her own style as childlike, featuring
themes of humor, joy, and innocence. Her work has been
featured in numerous publications across South Africa, as well
as exhibitions in Poland and Israel.
Live painting duo Doppel is made up of Mr. Kohei Yamao and Mr.
Koutaro Ooyama. They came together in 2011 with the goal of
“pursuing the expression of art not just as individuals or society,
but as a twosome.” Much in the way musicians in a jam session
feed of one another, these two artists collaborate seamlessly
and build off each other’s energy to create the end product.
Their work spans the gamut from pieces in the Museum of Kyoto
to commercials with LeBron James.
Hua Tunan is a 22-year-old artist from Foshan, China. At three
years old, he began learning traditional Chinese painting, which
gave him a solid foundation from which to build. It’s from this
tradition that he draws many techniques, such as rapid brush
strokes and ink splashes. However, while studying abroad, the
influence of other cultures and art forms helped him establish
his own graffiti-fusion style. Tunan is also a member of the Edge
Creative Collective, a group which admits only China’s
best-in-class creatives.
Born in 1969 in Poland, his family moved to Germany in the 70s
and Roman quickly became obsessed with Disney and the
Muppets. Despite his love for cartoons and comics, in art
school, Klonek fell in love with woodcut printing. Since then,
he’s done commissioned work for the New York Times and a
number of global brands. Over the course of the last 15 years,
he’s made over 300 woodcuts, which has led to numerous
international shows in cities like Berlin, London,
and Los Angeles.
Born on the outskirts of Sao Paulo, Kobra got involved in street
art at age 12. His unique experiences growing up in Brazil
ultimately led him to become the muralist he is today: paying
homage to the past while at the same time always pushing
forward. His use of different materials as well as the urban
landscape has helped him move Brazilian street murals into the
vanguard art form they’ve become. In 2013, he covered the full
side of an 18-story skyscraper in a mural honoring Brazilian
architect Oscar Niemeyer, which garnered international
attention. It is a crown jewel in his vast and stunning portfolio.
Born in Moscow, Koshelev had the opportunity as a teenager to
join the aesthetic movement of the late Soviet “Maniera
Grande.” Later he studied Italian styles from the Renaissance
and Baroque periods and completed his Ph.D. His street art and
paintings have been featured in galleries from St. Petersburg, to
Moscow, and even London.
Considered one of Great Britain’s leading sports artists, Ben
Mosley uses abstract expressionism to capture passion, athletic
movement, and emotional energy. Mosley, who takes influence
from the likes of Picasso and Matisse, is the first artist to ever
paint two murals at Wembley Stadium, where he also has a
permanent collection of work on display.
An illustrator, author, and artist, Mugluck lives and works in
Montreal. Her art seeks to capture moments in her city; not just
transcribing the real experience of the environment, but also
trying to capture the way she remembers things she sees – a
mental image with a tiny bit of surrealism. Her drawings, as she
says, “are a kaleidoscope.” Her work has been featured in galleries in
both Montreal and Paris.
Martin Satí studied fine art at the University of Seville and
contemporary design at the University of Winchester in the
United Kingdom – two different backgrounds that helped him
form his innovative yet classical style. Using all sorts of
mediums and the latest technologies, Martin brings new life,
color and beauty to the things that surround us. He currently
lives in Seville, Spain where he opened his own studio in 2006
and continues to do work for many Fortune 500 companies.
Skwak is a 34-year-old internationally known French artist who
specializes in illustration, character design, and graphic design.
Through his art, he’s developed a graphic universe called
“Maniac World” where his characters and creatures are
exaggerated versions of real life issues such as love, power, or
celebrity. He shares these unique visions with the world through
his label of toys and clothes, Sneaky Mob.
David Spencer lives in Australia where he’s been holding
successful solo and group exhibitions for the last ten years. He
works across a diverse range of mediums, including sculpture,
fashion, illustration, music, and even film. Using bright colors
and recurring symbols, his emotionally charged work dignifies
both his imagination and the subjects he chooses to explore. His
work has been featured in numerous publications across
Australia, including the Australian Art Review and
Australian Art Collector.
From crayons to krylon, Leon “Tes One” Bedore has been
creating art on walls for the majority of his life. He began
painting murals and street art in Tampa, Florida in 1992, but has
since moved to using computers for graphic design. He now
uses both his street-art roots and digital design experience to
create internationally acclaimed art for international brands.
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