Hustling awesome stuff since 2008.
Jörg Kahlhöfer was my colleague in the last year of uni. He is German and he stood in Lisbon during the year 2014, studying under the Erasmus program. Few days ago, Jörg released a video about the Portuguese capital and what the characteristics that make it so unique. We agree, there is no city like Lisbon and we gotta love her! Watch it below.
Germany-based duo, Low Bros teamed up with Mexico-based artist, Curiot for a supa collaboration rich in detail and color. Painted in Germany at the FIT – Freie Internationale Tankstelle, both artists created creatures of wild imagination that do not exist on this planet.
[vimeo http://vimeo.com/70553294 w=613&h=345&fv=]Arrived at the end of last December, the 1UP Crew (almost in its totality) promised a massive distribution of flowers across Lisboa, as never seen before. And here is the result!
Barbara Dziadosz is a freelancing illustrator from Hamburg, Germany. Check some more of her color and fun work below, or here.
The Urban Art team Low Bros consists of two brothers, Qbrk and Nerd, born in Hamburg, northern Germany. They’re currently live and work in Berlin. When they where children the two brothers loved to draw and invented their own little stories and fantasy worlds while playing in the backyard or being on the countryside. You’ll still find both influences, the urbanic and natural in their today’s works. Later they started to paint graffiti, where also co-founders of the TPL Crew and The Weird, which was founded together with Nychos, Cone, Hr. v. Bias, Dxtr, Rookie, Look and Vidam from Peachbeach and Frau Isa. All times the brothers painted together, but it took a while till they began to create their characters together and developed their own, common, geometric style. Ever since they go by the name Low Bros.
“Wild Cats” is the new show from Low Bros coming up tomorrow night, July 5th, at Montana Shop & Gallery Lisboa by 9 p.m. Be there!
Start time: Thursday, July 5th 2012 by 21 p.m.
Location: Montana Shop & Gallery Lisbon – Rua da Rosa, 14 G – Bairro Alto, Lisboa.
Gabriela Curraleira 