Nelio: Exploring Urban Art's Boldest Expressions

This archive showcases a collection of articles dedicated to the fascinating world of Nelio and their contributions to urban art. Explore pieces that highlight the evolution of street art, the social commentary embedded within murals, and the diverse techniques employed by artists. Discover how Nelio’s unique style and perspective have shaped the landscape of contemporary urban expression. Delve into profiles of influential artists, discussions on artistic movements, and analyses of iconic works. Whether you’re a seasoned street art enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this archive provides a wealth of information and insightful perspectives.

Bien Urbain Palisade, Nelio et al

Nelio, Tblr*one and Zerozedrip recently redesigned a wooden fence into a nice palisade in the heart of the French city of Besançon! The entire action, which was documented by Sofarida, is part of the Bien Urbain street art festival. The festival’s aim is to make people realize the power of art on our everyday life perception on museums, theaters or clubs, and also on the streets, for what reason they invited several European street artists to participate… ...

Bien Urbain, Street Art Festival

This September, the Bien Urbain street art festival is going to bring famous urban artists like Escif, Sam3, Moneyless, Nelio, Ox, San and others to the French city of Besançon! Bien Urbain will contribute to make people realize the power of art on our everyday life perception on museums, theaters or clubs, and also on the streets! The aim of the Bien Urbain festival is to question everybody about the usage of public space, with Where is the place for art when ads and grey walls are everywhere? and How to enjoy public spaces then? as key-questions… Sounds interesting and also the artist line-up includes some of the latest street art heroes, which is why I’m very curious to see some first photos of the prepared street artworks! ...

Out and About with Nelio & BUFFdiss

As a faithful reader, you may noticed that the Australian tape artist BUFFdiss is in Berlin for a few month and that I was several times on the run with him… Yesterday, I met up with him and the famous French graffiti artist Nelio (Those of you, who already visited Lyon should know him!) to explore an abandoned warehouse in the south of Berlin. It was a great day - we had a lot of fun and took nice photos of rough walls and nice new artworks! Here are some of the shots I took… ...