By Kobra in São Paulo, Brazil. Photos by Alan Teixeira.

“Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra is currently finishing his tribute to the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, who passed away last december at the age of 104. The new mural is 52 meters tall, 16 meters wide and it covers the entire side of a skyscraper on Paulista Avenue, one of Sao Paulo’s busiest streets.

The work started on January 14th and since then, Kobra and four other artists from his team have been working on the painting around 6 hours a day to finish all the details.

The artwork was inspired by Niemeyer’s architecture and among the colorful forms the viewer will find that some of them were based on Niemeyer’s works.

The credits of the pictures shall be given to the brazilian photographer Alan Teixeira”

NUESTRA FERIA”. Artist:Â SALAZART – OET – DRK.

“LATINOAMÉRICA”. Artist: JANO y BASTI.

“TRIBUS URBANAS”. Artist: SAILE – INTI – HESS.

On Facebook. “CARNAVAL LATINOAMERICANO”. Artist: CHARQUIPUNK – LAROBOTDEMADERA.

“MITOLOGÃ141;AÂ CHILOTA”. Artist: SOLEDAD y ZOFRENIA.

“SEÑALES DE VIDA”. Artis: ECOS – NACHO.

“INTEGRACIÓN”. Artist: MONO GONZALEZ y SETH.

“CASA EN EL Ã129;RBOL”. Artist: JANO – BASTI.

“ESCRITORES CHILENOS”. Artist: LO REKOLECTIVO HA.

“LOS PRICIONEROS”. Artist: PEÑA – JANO – BASTI – GESAK – HOZEH y friends

“TRABAJADORES QUE LUCHAN”. Artist: 12 BRILLOS.

“MUJERES”. Artist: BASTI y PABLO.

“SERES DE LUZ”. Artist: POBRE PABLO – YORK.

“MELI WUAYRA”. Artist: AISLAP

Complete gallery of Open Air Museum (Museo a Cielo Abierto). In San Miguel, Santiago, Chile.
Photos by Cristhoper Cid Bonet.

ICY and SOT are two renowned stencil artists from Tabriz, Iran, known for using their art as a form of protest.

Since 2008, their works have boldly addressed issues such as peace, war, human rights, and freedom. Through public installations and exhibitions across the globe, the brothers tackle the complexities of Iranian culture and global social justice. Their street art continues to resonate worldwide, inspiring change and challenging oppression.

For more, visit ICY and SOT (Saman and Sasan Oskouei) websiteand follow them on Instagram.

What do you think about the street art by ICY and SOT?

Street Artist Isaac Cordal

By Isaac Cordal. From 28 June to 1 September 2013 – Nantes, France.

Issac Cordal: “After three months of work a new version of my installation Follow the leaders has been filed Place du Bouffait in Nantes, produced by Levoayageanantes.

This time the result is a massive installation consists of 2000 pieces and several concrete buildings which represent a kind of city in ruins: a metaphor for the collapse of capitalism and the side effects of progress. The facility occupies 20 m x 18 m. At night it lights up like a sort of ghost town.”

Issac: “Follow the leaders is a critical reflection on our inertia as a social mass. Representing a social stereotype associated with power compound businessmen who run the global social spectrum.”