Reptiles, Birds and Rodents are the Focus of ROA's Brand New Street Art
Brandon Bastaldo — April 27, 2013 — Art & Design
References: whudat.de
Now that graffiti and urban street art are more popular than ever, urban artists in North America are having some trouble finding enough space to erect their glorious, spray paint murals, but Belgian designer ROA's street art is showing that internationally made graffiti is the way to go.
Coming off the heels of the opening of his art exhibition in Brussels, ROA's street art seen here was created and set in the streets of Panama. In places like Panama, because of the abundance of space, ROA was able to create some truly breath-taking designs that see this urban art virtuoso paying tribute to the fascinating shapes of our planets' common critters and aerial animals.
By enlarging lizards, rodents and birds into full scale paintings that cover the entire facade of buildings, ROA's street art is showing a new value in international travel.
Coming off the heels of the opening of his art exhibition in Brussels, ROA's street art seen here was created and set in the streets of Panama. In places like Panama, because of the abundance of space, ROA was able to create some truly breath-taking designs that see this urban art virtuoso paying tribute to the fascinating shapes of our planets' common critters and aerial animals.
By enlarging lizards, rodents and birds into full scale paintings that cover the entire facade of buildings, ROA's street art is showing a new value in international travel.
Trend Themes
1. International Street Art - Artists are taking their graffiti to new places around the world, finding inspiration and space to create stunning murals that pay tribute to local environments and communities.
2. Nature-inspired Graffiti - Street artists are drawing inspiration from the animals and wildlife found in their local environment, creating stunning murals that celebrate the beauty and diversity of our planet's critters.
3. Large-scale Urban Art - Urban artists are pushing the boundaries of traditional graffiti with larger-than-life murals that cover entire buildings, creating immersive art experiences for viewers and passersby.
Industry Implications
1. Tourism - Cities and towns with vibrant street art scenes are attracting tourists interested in experiencing the local art and culture, creating opportunities for businesses in the hospitality and tourism industry.
2. Art Supplies - As street art gains popularity, there is a growing demand for high-quality and innovative art supplies that are designed for outdoor use and can withstand the elements.
3. Real Estate - Large-scale street art murals can help revitalize urban areas and buildings, making them more attractive to potential buyers and renters, while also providing a canvas for local artists to showcase their work.
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