The Portuguese street artist Vhils has made a name for himself not with spray paint and graffiti, but instead by using a drill or even dynamite to create oversized portraits in stone walls. But Vhils himself prefers to keep out of the spotlight so that the focus remains on his art.
Street Art of Portugal winter 2019-2020
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THANK YOU EVERYBODY for helping me to complete the list below :) The artists/works (in order): 0:00 OSGEMEOS. http://osgemeos.com.br 0:14 Andres 0:15 Tinta Crua. https://facebook.com/TintacruaStreetart 0:17 ? 0:19 (dog) ? 0:20 ? 0:21 ? 0:23 Aryz. http://aryz.es 0:24 (trash cans) Various Artists 0:26 Mr. Andre. http://mrandre.com 0:28 Intra Larue (the boob) 0:30 ? 0:31 (dog) ? 0:32 ? 0:37 Noty & Aroz. http://noty-aroz.com 0:37 0:37 MiFa. http://aureliendesmiers.com/street-art 0:38 ? 0:42 ? 0:44 Blu. http://blublu.org/sito/walls/2010/006.html 0:50 ? 0:52 0:52 0:54 Utopia. http://streetartutopia.com 1:02 OSGEMEOS. http://osgemeos.com.br 1:36 M. Chat. http://monsieurchat.fr 1:45 STREET ART TOUR with Vero: https://www.facebook.com/Lisbonstreetarttours/?fref=ts 2:06 Street Art Paris: https://www.facebook.com/StreetArtParisChris/ 2:16 Wall of Amoreiras. (Google it for the position) 3:26 ? 3:27 Angry Face. https://www.facebook.com/AngryFaceGraffiti 3:29 ? 3:32 ? 3:33 (there are three works) 1st: ? 2nd: RAM. https://www.facebook.com/ram.miguel.7 3rd ? 3:35 Guaté Mao. https://www.facebook.com/GuateMao 3:38 MiFa 3:41 MiFa 3:43 Guaté Mao. https://facebook.com/GuateMao 3:44 Michelle Hoogveld. http://michellehoogveld.com 3:46 ? 3:48 ? 3:49 ? 4:07 MiFa 4:21 WITTLE. https://facebook.com/Wittle-300019453513706 4:32 MiFa 5.06 ? 5:15 WITTLE 5:34 WITTLE in the trash. Soon at MoMa NYC. 6:24 Bortusk. http://bortusk.com 6:25 Julieta XLF. http://julietaxlf.com 6:26 ? 6:26 Mallardo ? 6:26 ? 6:27 Atomik. http://adamatomik.com 6:28 ? 6:29 ? 6:29 Mr. Andre. http://mrandre.com 6:30 ? 6:36 Bortusk. http://bortusk.com 6:38 ? 6:42 Odeith. http://odeith.com 6:43 ? 7.36 ? 7:44 AT. www.badtrip.it 8:26 Vhils. http://vhils.com 8:28 Pantonio. https://facebook.com/pantonioo 8:30 +-. http://maismenos.net 8:32 Tamara Alves. http://tamaraalves.com 8:34 Hazul. https://facebook.com/eusouhazul 8:49 Miradouro de Santa Catarina. https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miradouro_de_Santa_Catarina The path to follow: - Start in PICOAS metro station (yellow line of the metro/underground) - Walk down until MARQUES DE POMBAL and then UP until AMOREIRAS (it is where the "high" buildings are) - Walk back on MARQUES DE POMBAL, take the blue line of the metro and go out in BAIXA-CHIADO - Go out in LARGO DO CAMOES and then go to RUA DO NORTE - Walk up on Rua do Norte until you find on your left TRAVESSA dos FIEIS de DEUS. Enter that street and keep on walking straight until RUA BARROCA. - Once you are in Rua Barroca, turn right and do few steps until TRAVESSA do POCO DAS CIDADES. Turn right and walk down until you are again on Rua do Norte, then turn left. - At the end or Rua do Norte, turn right on TRAVESSA da QUEIMADA and walk until you will end up on RUA DA MISERICORDIA. - Once you end up on Rua da Misericordia/Rua de Sao Pedro de Alcantar, turn left and walk up until you will reach CALCADA DA GLORIA (where the tram and the galeria de arte urbana is), go down until you will be able to turn left in TRAVESSA FALA SO'. - Keep on walking on Travessa Fala So' (the name of the street will change but just keep on walking straight) until RUA DA ALEGRIA. - Once on Rua da Alegria turn right and walk down keeping the left side of the road, you will end up in Travessa SALITRE. - Walk straight on Travessa Salitre until you will arrive to an old theater area. Enter and just go around. Exit :p. - Once you are out, turn left on Avenida da Liberdade and keep the right side while walking up. You will have after around 200m RUA MANUEL JESUS COELHO, turn there on the right and walk down. - At the end of Rua Coelho, turn right into Rua Sao José and after few meters, turn left into Rua da Caridade. - Once you are in Rua da Caridade, walk up, up UP until you will end in RUA PASSADICO - Once in Rua Passadico, turn right and walk always straight until you will see CALCADA MOINHO DE VENTO. - Go up on Calcada Moinho de Vento and turn right when you see the black and white fado work (that street has no name) - Keep on walking until you will reach Jardim do Torel - From Jardim do Torel try to go up where there is a fountain and go out in RUA DE JULIO DE ANDRADE, turn right and after few steps, turn left into TRAVESSA DO TOREL. After other few steps, turn right into TRAVESSA FORNO DO TOREL and just keep on following the street until you will find on your right CALCADA DE SANT'ANA. - Go down in Calcada Sant'Ana keeping the left side until you will have on your left CALCADA NOVA DO COLEGIO. - Go down on Calcada Nova do Colegio until the end and keep on going down until you will be in Martim Moniz square. - Cross the square and go right on POCO DA BORRATEM. - Walk straight and keep the left until BECO DO SURRADORES - Turn left on Beco do Surradores, go up and now you can just lose yourself in Mouraria :D and end the tour. Hope you enjoyed! :) Jim Yosef - Canary (Provided by NCS) https://youtu.be/52R3Xy82nFc
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The Portuguese street artist Vhils has made a name for himself not with spray paint and graffiti, but instead by using a drill or even dynamite to create oversized portraits in stone walls. But Vhils himself prefers to keep out of the spotlight so that the focus remains on his art.
Any face is remarkable for the Portuguese street artist who exploded onto the scene.
Mo Eazy - www.twitter.com/mo_eazy http://www.facebook.com/pages/MO-EAZY-OFFICIAL-FAN-PAGE/362679260420?ref=ts Vhils x Orelha Negra Collaboration http://www.alexandrefarto.com x http://www.facebook.com/orelhanegra http://www.myspace.com/orelhanegra Credits: Direction and edition: Vhils aka Alexandre Farto Photography Director: Vasco Viana Executive Producer and Additional Post Production: CINEMACTIV Pyrotechnics: Pirotec Production Assistance: Leonor Viegas Help and Support: Alexander Silva, João Vidinha, Jucapinga, ±, Fidel and Fábrica Braço de Prata