Bik Ismo Internacional Street Artist from ?? Puerto Rico, painting in the streets since 1993. Email : bikismo@hotmail.com Instagram

Caio Miguel tattooer / visual artist / architect / urbanist Londrina, Brazil Facebook  |  Instagram

Street artist and serigraphist, adept of alternative cultures, RNST explores and plays with urban art in various forms: graffiti, posters, collages, stencils. He really invested the street with screen printing (display) and stencil. His studio is a laboratory where he mixes recipes, colors and genres. The speech and the work of RNST are impregnated with two constants: challenging and romanticism. Of multiple influences, amateur supports of all kinds and especially of recovery, his work of creation is a direct link between the street and the workshop. “My art does not belong to me. I prefer people to question and make their own interpretation.” www.rnst.fr

Gleb Pesoc – from Sank Petersburg, Russia booking –  g.pesoc@gmail.com instagram –  https://www.instagram.com/g.pesoc/ facebook –  https://www.facebook.com/g.pesoc

Los Angeles based street artist, Drew Merritt Drew Merritt’s Website Drew Merritt on Instagram

Tattooist currently in the Cheltenham, UK  For appointments or enquiries mail – Joshuarogersec@gmail.com Instagram

Nastya Fox,  tattooist from Saint-Petersburg For bookings: https://www.facebook.com/nastyafoxtattoo Instagram

OBIE PLATON – In recent years, in addition to his complex murals that can be seen across Europe and in Shanghai, he focused on experimental painting and pursuing his interest in sculpture and installation art. His works on canvas mainly consist in exploring portraiture from new perspectives using traditional painting techniques yet filled with contemporary symbols and elements that invite to a direct and playful interaction with the audience, or reinterpreting the work of masters such as Hieronymus Bosch or Giuseppe Arcimboldo, as in his 2016 solo show HUMANUTOPIA. The sculptural body of work usually highlights, in a witty and conceptual approach or paying tribute to artists like Constantin Brâncuși, a core idea that may relate to social taboos, political regimes, state surveillance and digital addictions, or further develop themes in connection to his canvases and interventions on the city walls. Radu Beligan National Theater Bacău, Romania 2017 http://obieplaton.com

OKUDA –  Multidisciplinary artist / working around the world / Madrid, Spain www.okudart.es | okuda@okudart.es | Instagram 1. WHO?  Okuda: I was born in Santander in 1980 and started to paint in old factories and lost railways. In 2000 I moved to Madrid to study Fine Arts and here I am until today because I love it. Inspiration comes from artists such as Dali, Ernst or, primarily, El Bosco and from old cultures from Africa, Mexico, Japan or Egypt… Or more contemporary artists such as Cleon Peterson, Os Gemeos or Kaws. But also from friends as Sixe Paredes, Daniel Muñoz or Spok Brillor. 2. WHAT? Okuda: The first message in my art is positivism, but there are always deeper messages that each one can feel in a different way. It talks about contradictory concepts like freedom, identity, the meaning of life, religions, universe, capitalism, modernity, roots, nature,… Playing with shape and form, I highlight this juxtaposition within my characters, mixing up their shapes and personalities. I paint my faces with geometric patterns to show equality among the different races, placing all skin types on the same level; this multiplication of colors symbolizes multiculturalism. 3. HOW? Okuda: I love to draw directly on the walls and keep creating and improvising during the process. I need to see in person the whole architecture when I am painting outside in order to try playing with it. Depending on the project, I have like 4 assistants that help me with everything. Besides, there are these 7 guys (called Ink and Movement ) that work in the office and showroom with my manager. They receive collectors, deal with media and organize my schedule among many other things. Basically, they take care of me while I concentrate on my art. 4. WHY? Okuda: I need to create to be happy and feel alive. Art is the meaning of my life. Most of my goals have already been accomplished as I can dedicate my life to art. Next goals would be to get better, make bigger projects, keep travelling around and spread color around the world. 5. WHERE? Okuda: Please, follow my IG account. I use as an artistic diary: I reflect all my projects, news and funny things in my constant travels there.

DavidL – Graffiti Artist from Barcelona, Spain Follow DavidL on Instagram and check out more of his works below:

Guga Scharf – tattooer from Curitiba, Brasil Email: gugauecz@gmail.com See more tattoos from Guga Scharf on  Instagram , or below:

ELLE ’s work is evocative, beautiful, alluring, lavish, outrageous, purposeful and informative. Although she began as an illegal graffiti artist in New York, ELLE is now considered one of the top touring street artists. “ELLE has created some of the most memorable walls in all street art” – Women Street Artists, book by Xavier Tapies. ELLE considers her paintings to be poetry. She creates stories by collaging disparate images: powerful females, flora and fauna, classical paintings juxtaposed with pop-culture and high fashion imagery, revealing a purposefully designed messages to the world. Her passion for the environment and feminism are shown in the transparency of messages throughout her pieces. ELLE’s current agenda is raising awareness of the hazards of global warming and ocean acidification affecting the world’s reefs. Her work has been exhibited at the prestigious Saatchi Gallery in London, Urban Nation Museum in Berlin, and as a two hundred foot tall projection onto the facade of the New Museum in New York. Vogue Australia featured ELLE’s recent artworks in “32 pieces of Melbourne street art to see before you die,” and her graffiti is featured in the new Tom Clancy video game: The Division. “She holds specific and hard to find creative talent which cannot be taught nor replicated.” The Taboo Group. ELLE was approached to collaborate with sportswear brand Reebok. The brief was to take her energetic street style and apply it to clothing. The result, the 2016 ELLExReebok graffiti legging and subsequently, the 2017 ELLExReebok yoga capsule collection. ElleStreetArt@gmail.com ellestreetart.com