virtual
STREET ART TOUR
Unai Abad & Arkaitz Alconchel
Prague
INDEX
01 THE CITY
02 THE NEIGHBOURHOODS
03 VIRTUAL STREET ART TOUR
3.1 DZIA
3.2 DEDE & NITZAN
3.3 PASTA ONER
3.4 TRON
3.4 MARA CMARA
04 MAP WITH PINS
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PRAGUE
1/10
Prague is the capital of Czech Republic. It is known as "the golden city" or as the "heart of Europe", and is the biggest city of Czechia. It is a huge city, 6 times bigger than Paris, and is divided in 22 districts, which contain 57 neighbourhoods. We have chosen this city because we were there last year and we loved it (the huge castle, its people...). The city is a big cultural center in which different ethnic groups live together. Although it could look like an elegant city with old facades, it has a lot of districs or neighbourhoods where the street art is valued. They even make proyects to encourage this kind of art.
2/10
1/10
THE NEIGHBOURHOODS
2/10
2/10
Žižkov
One of the neighbourhoods where you can see more street art in Prague is Zizkov, located in the east of the city center, between the districs 3, 8 and 10. It is known as one of Prague's bohemian neighbourhoods because over the years lots of artists have lived or acted there. Zizkov is a very special neighbourhood where teenagers can have fun on the pubs, this area is very different compared to the rest of the city.
2/10
2/10
Holešovice
Another neighbourhood that support the street art is Holesovice. This is located in the north of the city, in the disctrict number 7. As well as Zizkov this neighbourhood is one of the "alternatives" of the city. There are lots of pubs for young people and many techno discoteques located in old, abandoned factories. The street art can be found anywhere there.
3/10
VIRTUAL STREET ART TOUR
DZIA
3.1
3.1
2/10
Dzia, a street artist from Antwerp, has gained international notoriety for his murals representing wild animals. His works, which have been seen in Prague, Norway and Spain, feature mainly foxes and birds, which are portrayed in a unique style that combines colors and contours. Her work seeks to incorporate animals into urban environments, using bold geometric lines. Dzia has expressed that art has always been a passion for him and that he finds inspiration spontaneously. In addition to his murals, he has also created a fanzine called "Krank" to support other artists he admires.
DEDE & NITZAN
DEDE & NITZAN
3.2
3.2
5/10
3.1
2/10
3.1
2/10
Nitzan Mintz is an artist and a street-poet while Dede is an urban narrative artist. They live in Tel Aviv, usually work together in some truly amazing projects and constantly seek inspirations to create more in their home town or abroad. His art is made up of drawings but also of phrases that make people reflect on the subject of the painting.
PASTA ONER
3.3
6/10
3.1
2/10
3.1
2/10
Pasta Oner is the most well-known Czech street artist. He uses a simple style that reminds us of pop culture. He usually mixes traditional art with cartoon art, but always with a message. For example, in this painting he mixes Michelangelo's famous painting with Mickey Mouse's glove
TRON
3.4
3.1
2/10
Michal Skapa better known as Tron is a famous Czech writer and street artis. His speciality are the murals and he uses bright and shiny colors to catch the attencion. As Tron says, medusas represent the muse or inspiration for him. He is also a graphic designer and he has worked in art galleries.
MARA CMARA
3.5
3.1
2/10
Marek Kulhavy (or Mara Cmara) is a Czech illustrator and street artist. His mission is to translate people ideas into this beautiful language. He likes to combine analog drawings with digital coloring. Sometimes he uses eco-friendly paints that absorb air pollutants like forests do.
OTHERS
&
3.1
2/10
In Prague there are also many murals or artwork made to encourage sociopoliticas causes, such us the war in Ukraine.
JOHN LENNON WALL
&
3.1
2/10
This mural is an "in memorian". It was painted in the memory of John Lennon, one of the Beatles' member. This artwork is constantly changing and anyone can paint or write on it.
MAP WITH PINS
THE END
THANKS
Underground stations
They also use metro or train stations to make paintings.
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virtual
STREET ART TOUR
Unai Abad & Arkaitz Alconchel
Prague
INDEX
01 THE CITY
02 THE NEIGHBOURHOODS
03 VIRTUAL STREET ART TOUR
3.1 DZIA
3.2 DEDE & NITZAN
3.3 PASTA ONER
3.4 TRON
3.4 MARA CMARA
04 MAP WITH PINS
1/10
PRAGUE
1/10
Prague is the capital of Czech Republic. It is known as "the golden city" or as the "heart of Europe", and is the biggest city of Czechia. It is a huge city, 6 times bigger than Paris, and is divided in 22 districts, which contain 57 neighbourhoods. We have chosen this city because we were there last year and we loved it (the huge castle, its people...). The city is a big cultural center in which different ethnic groups live together. Although it could look like an elegant city with old facades, it has a lot of districs or neighbourhoods where the street art is valued. They even make proyects to encourage this kind of art.
2/10
1/10
THE NEIGHBOURHOODS
2/10
2/10
Žižkov
One of the neighbourhoods where you can see more street art in Prague is Zizkov, located in the east of the city center, between the districs 3, 8 and 10. It is known as one of Prague's bohemian neighbourhoods because over the years lots of artists have lived or acted there. Zizkov is a very special neighbourhood where teenagers can have fun on the pubs, this area is very different compared to the rest of the city.
2/10
2/10
Holešovice
Another neighbourhood that support the street art is Holesovice. This is located in the north of the city, in the disctrict number 7. As well as Zizkov this neighbourhood is one of the "alternatives" of the city. There are lots of pubs for young people and many techno discoteques located in old, abandoned factories. The street art can be found anywhere there.
3/10
VIRTUAL STREET ART TOUR
DZIA
3.1
3.1
2/10
Dzia, a street artist from Antwerp, has gained international notoriety for his murals representing wild animals. His works, which have been seen in Prague, Norway and Spain, feature mainly foxes and birds, which are portrayed in a unique style that combines colors and contours. Her work seeks to incorporate animals into urban environments, using bold geometric lines. Dzia has expressed that art has always been a passion for him and that he finds inspiration spontaneously. In addition to his murals, he has also created a fanzine called "Krank" to support other artists he admires.
DEDE & NITZAN
DEDE & NITZAN
3.2
3.2
5/10
3.1
2/10
3.1
2/10
Nitzan Mintz is an artist and a street-poet while Dede is an urban narrative artist. They live in Tel Aviv, usually work together in some truly amazing projects and constantly seek inspirations to create more in their home town or abroad. His art is made up of drawings but also of phrases that make people reflect on the subject of the painting.
PASTA ONER
3.3
6/10
3.1
2/10
3.1
2/10
Pasta Oner is the most well-known Czech street artist. He uses a simple style that reminds us of pop culture. He usually mixes traditional art with cartoon art, but always with a message. For example, in this painting he mixes Michelangelo's famous painting with Mickey Mouse's glove
TRON
3.4
3.1
2/10
Michal Skapa better known as Tron is a famous Czech writer and street artis. His speciality are the murals and he uses bright and shiny colors to catch the attencion. As Tron says, medusas represent the muse or inspiration for him. He is also a graphic designer and he has worked in art galleries.
MARA CMARA
3.5
3.1
2/10
Marek Kulhavy (or Mara Cmara) is a Czech illustrator and street artist. His mission is to translate people ideas into this beautiful language. He likes to combine analog drawings with digital coloring. Sometimes he uses eco-friendly paints that absorb air pollutants like forests do.
OTHERS
&
3.1
2/10
In Prague there are also many murals or artwork made to encourage sociopoliticas causes, such us the war in Ukraine.
JOHN LENNON WALL
&
3.1
2/10
This mural is an "in memorian". It was painted in the memory of John Lennon, one of the Beatles' member. This artwork is constantly changing and anyone can paint or write on it.
MAP WITH PINS
THE END
THANKS
Underground stations
They also use metro or train stations to make paintings.