The birth of a passion.
World’s largest glow in the dark painting, in UAE.
The birth of a dream.
Ambassador of the largest NGO in the world, and the largest in Portugal.
Graffiti is born in the USA.
Cornbread, TOPCAT 126, TAKI 183, Blade, Dondi.
In bombing one of the most used colors is silver. Not only because it stands out, but because is the New York subway’s color.
In graffiti we mostly use letters as a form of expres- sion. Socially it is an art that does not please every- one. Ending up being associated with vandalism. Therefore street art creates more empathy.
Graffiti appears in Portugal.
Nomen, Youth, Obey and Mosaik.
Long before social media, it was in magazines where we saw graffiti made abroad. Later, blogs started to appear where we put our pieces in a non-profession- al way.
Edis One
2013
More than 400 volunteers.
The tunnel is painted with drawings of the city’s most emblematic landscapes, monuments and buildings.
Launched by the street artist Edis One back in 2018, the mission behind this project is to use street art as a vessel to raise awareness towards one of the biggest extinction events our planet has ever endured.
Today, in 2022, Extinction has grown up and developed a new identity, with its own social media and website. It’s here to stay, to grow, to connect.
2021
The return of the dolphins to the Tagus River.
More than 350m2 painted in 7 days by the artist. First mural in Portugal with Augmented Reality.
The artist’s origins, graffiti, are marked on the blue background and the larger dolphin through the tags.
Cork is represented by the brown color on the smallest dolphin, a material that the artist uses in some of his works.
We also have newspaper clippings, with information about the species in question and about the Extinction project.
How to view augmented reality:
1. Turn on your cell phone camera;
2. When pointing, click on the QR Code;
3. Click on the link that appears;
4. Enter the site and accept requests for permis- sions;
5. Click on the camera icon;
6. Enjoy the experience.
In 1846, a fabric production plant (Companhia de Fiação e Tecidos Lisbonenses) was created in Alcântara, Lisbon.
Today it is not only one of the biggest creative hubs in Europe, but also a place linked to street art.
Currently we can see several works related to urban art.
The LX Factory is undergoing a transformation, due to the construction of two buildings.
