Mentalgassi: Exploring Urban Art & Graffiti

Explore our archive dedicated to Mentalgassi, a fascinating figure in the world of urban art. Discover a collection of articles delving into his unique style, his impactful murals, and the social commentary woven into his work. We examine the evolution of his artistic journey, from early pieces to his more recent, large-scale installations. Learn about the techniques he employs and the messages he conveys through his art, gaining a deeper understanding of his contribution to the vibrant landscape of street art and graffiti. This archive is a must-read for any enthusiast seeking to delve deeper into this compelling artist’s world.

Free Pussy Riot in Berlin - Mentalgassi

For today the proclamation of sentence for the three arrested Pussy Riot activists Maria Alekhina, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Ekaterina Samucevich is announced, for what reason there are several solidarity events taking place around the world. In Berlin, the street art collective Mentalgassi (here in Spain), recently put up one of their well-known urban faces, this time showing one of those famous Pussy Riot woolen masks… Pussy Riot is an anonymous Russian feminist performance art group formed in October 2011. Through a series of peaceful performances in highly visible places, the group has given voice to basic rights under threat in Russia today, while expressing the values and principles of gender equality, democracy and freedom of expression contained in the Russian constitution and other international instruments, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the CEDAW Convention. (about Pussy Riot) ...

Mentalgassi Paste-Ups in Spain

Urban Photo Art | Berlin-based creative collective Mentalgassi, which is well-known for their fantastic paste-up installations, recently hit the streets of Spain and created some new amazing wheatpastings as a part of the Getxo Photo festival. Mentalgassi is a collective of three artists that was set in Berlin. They are engaged in urban intervetion, transforming urban elements using specially chosen images. Through their creative concept of turning “monotone cities” into places more fun, Mentalgassi has been in Getxo wheatpasting some bottle banks, making it more fun to go to recycle glass. (Getxo Photo) ...

Street Art 3.0: Mentalgassi in Berlin

Yes, it’s a commercial work, but nevertheless it’s really amazing! The Berlin-based street art crew Mentalgassi did a nice job at the Alexanderplatz in the heart of Berlin. They created so-called “Flip-Images”, large-scale image-installations which make it possible for the public to see different images from different perspectives. Mentalgassi are well-known for their oversized paste-ups, showing expressive, crazy faces of their friends. In the past, they also experimented with concrete, stickers and X-films, self-sticking color transparencies, for the ticket validators on the Berlin subway-stations. ...