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Spain declared March 8th as Women’s Day, and it was met with an unprecedented strike in defense of their rights. I began this mural on March, 10. Spain is the leading country in the fight for women’s rights, and against gender violence, although much work remains to be done.  Last year, 49 women died at the hands of their partners or ex-partners, which was an increase on 2016 when 44 were killed.  With this image I wanted to pay tribute to women in hopes that people will continue to fight for gender equality and stop turning a blind eye. This mural resides in @errekaleorin Vitoria -Gasteiz in the Basque region of Spain. She stands over 2 stories high. 60 + hours went into this mural, through rough weather and some tough days. I am glad I pushed through it even though there were times where I myself wanted to walk away

New urban intervention by Grip Face

"Señales emergentes"

Push to Forget/Push to Remember, Seattle, 2017

Urban intervention/ intervención urbana

"Consumerism is your gold"

Grip face

Project: "Local Critters" mural by non-profit V.U.R.T: http://vurtcreative.org

Philadelphia is home to over 1.5 million people. All who live, work, and coexist Seamlessly. Often we forget or overlook the animals that also call this city home. "Local Critters" is a series of murals depicting these animals. The juxtaposition of painting these smaller inhabitants on such a large scale acts as a playful way to raise awareness of their presence in our environment.

Animals have no political or religious ties, and the personification of such interesting creatures beautifully conveys what the "city of brotherly love" can call each other, neighbor.

I would like to present you my latest artwork

TIC TAC NO

Anamorphic land art on the grass field of the airport festival grounds in Venice Florida. For the 10th anniversary of the Chalkfestival we created a piece with environmental friendly chalk. Painted with rollers and a handheld garden sprayer with 5 artists in 4 days. The longest line in the artwork is 300 ft.

Lead artist and design: Leon Keer.

Other artists: Massina, Sjem Bakkus, Ives One and Eric Keer.

More photos: http://bit.ly/2hBoG4W

Video (the making of): https://youtu.be/jzxhX7aAYYI

Let me know if you have any questions or need more information. 

Title: "Keep me"

For me, one of the most impressive street art pieces I've seen in 2016. A statue called "Rebirth" near the National Theatre in Prague (CZ), meticulously wrapped in a knitted robe to revive the portrait of Adele Bloch by Gustav Klimt. Besides a cool idea, one has to admire the sheer amount of work going into this...

artwork by Eva Blahova, photo by pictor

I repaint the Renaissance Masters’ angels and stick them onto the walls of the dark, dank, and discarded parts of the city. These angel installations seek to adorn, embellish, and beautify their public surfaces, asking passersby to discover their stories. Spaces are reimagined with the presence of an angel watching over a location or group of people that others might overlook. This project began by intentionally installing these painted angels in outdoor locations where the homeless sleep.