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09/09/2026

Margate artist just closed a run at , but managed to grab him for a few minutes to find out about his creative influences and themes of his show.

“Old Stories Lie Beneath Modern Streets” shopwcases Rook’s broad range of mediums and materials: installation, painting, sculpture, sound.

He builds immersive environments - wall pieces, floor works, sculpture, screens, sound - and over the past year has been pushing further into merging film and painting.

His work leans surreal and symbol-heavy, working through consumerism, identity and desire via everyday and recycled materials.

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19/08/2026

Tel Aviv based artist talks about the intersection between art and activism in his work with at this year’s

Addam Yekutieli is a multi-disciplinary artist exploring the intersection of personal and social experiences through art. His work serves as a vehicle for compassion and understanding, in a world in which these traits feel increasingly sparse.

His accounts of living in a city at the epicentre of a global conversation around territory and power, become equally as personal as they are universal.

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05/08/2026

Octavi Serra for

This was a super short excerpt from an artist that tends to operate under the veil of mystery, which is a shame because he’s a very handsome man.

Octavi is a conceptual artist and designer exploring temporary site specific installations in public space.

He builds optical illusions from discarded objects, and leaves the rest to us, the audience, to decipher what it might mean.

For he played specifically with signage in abandons spaces. Got to keep your eyes peeled to catch these ones.

26/07/2026

Australian artist gives a Quickfire lowdown of his inspirations and the artist he’d most like to have a beer with.

Recorded in Chur, Switzerland for

Filmed as part of Wand, whilst Fintan was mid-paint on this cracker of a new mural. See the other part of our interview for full backstory on that one.

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21/07/2026

Polish artist talks to about his latest collaborative wall with French artist in Chur, Switerland for

The duo recently completely this large-scale deconstruced exploration of colour and shape. Taking a micro-scale examination of landscapes and cars, the two separate walls become a singular study.

Sainer, born Przemysław Blejzyk, is a Polish muralist and painter best known for his large-scale works. He gained international recognition as one half of the artist duo Etam Cru, creating murals that blend realism with dreamlike and imaginative elements.

Today his work is visually distant from the photorealism that defined his name, but as he explains in this interview, a new world has opened up, one that he’s only just scratching the surface of.

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20/07/2026

for in Covilhã.

Tel-Aviv based artist Addam Yekutielli installed two pieces of text at separate sites that can only be seen through a viewfinder in each location.

“What Does The Deflection Of Guilt Reveal About Us?”

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“Who Benefits From The Abstraction Of History?”

Together they invite us to reflect on the various forms that colonialism takes, relating both to contemporary and historical context of Israel-Palestine and Portugal.

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16/07/2026

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Belgian artist Iota finds inspiration in classical figuration and art nouveau.

Exploring identity and the human soul through ghost like deconstructed figures, her murals become a space for contemplation and reflection.

Here she gives some insight into this recent work in Chur, Switzerland for

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15/07/2026

“Your vision will become clear only when you can look into your own heart. Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes.” ~ Carl Jung

Korean-American artist for

His blend of calligraphy and ancient languages creates a unique mix of traditional and contemporary aesthetics.

“He was one of the 8 artists I created stand-alone content for, despite being a fantastic guy to hang out with, he’s one of the many who prefer to stay well away from the camera and let the art speak. So that’s what we did.” - Doug

Filmed by for as part of in Chur.

05/07/2026

gives some background on his latest mural in Chur, Switzerland for

Australian painter explores and distorts social realism through canvas and large-scale murals.

Over the last ten years he’s knocked out some of the most impressive and detailed public works on the scene. More recently the static image has become distorted through bevelled glass or more recently a blurred effect.

This latest work reflects on a recent trip to Kyiv and the dark juxtaposition between everyday life against a backdrop of war.

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03/07/2026

latest mural for in Chur, Switzerland is the first mural in the historic old town.

She gives some background and insight into the processes and challenges of the work.

Elisa Capdevila is a Spanish painter exploring introspection through figuration, photography and fashion.

Her latest mural features a cat, that by pure coincidence connects with a well-known cat in the area that recently passed.

Just one of many happy coincidences in this piece!

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