ABOUT THE ARTISTS

Australian artist Ben Frost presents irreverent Pop Art paintings, prints and merchandise that satirize contemporary consumer culture. He exhibit his artworks all over the world and he made different types of collaboration, such as the one with Moschino and Jeremy Scott.

Born in 1987, Onemizer had his first encounter with art in Africa. After moving back to France he discovered the graffiti of the Paris’s streets. His artistic approach consists in trying to convey the sense of street art into the living room: his dream is to bring the streets into homes!

Bjor Grønner (1997) is a Norwegian self-taught urban and contemporary artist. His creative artworks, characterized by contrasts between monochrome figures and vibrant colors, invite the viewer to explore their own reality and imagination. 

Kurar, born in 1983 in France (Clermont-Ferrand), is a stencil artist whose work often addresses complex social issues such as post-urbanization, climate change, terrorism, and violence in local and global terms.

FAKE, stage name of Manuel Seikritt, was born in 1980 in Amsterdam and he is one of the most famous Dutch street artists. He uses stencils to create a unique style and signature, trying to make other people smile with his irony.

Fabio Saturnino da Silva, best known as Salmos, was born in 1987 in São Paulo Brazil and is a famous street artist. In his pieces he puts together the lettering used for the graffiti and iconic cartoon characters. 

Born in 1979 and growing up in the countryside in Germany. For his name, he made a wordplay with “kunst”=art and “rasen”=speeding in German. His style, with mainstream cultural references, play with cutting satire and the peculiar techniques.