This is some amaizing murlas from my neighbourhood in Mostar/Bosina and Herzegovina.
Last three years in Mostar is verry popular street art, because here is held Street Arts Festival who bring together young artists from all over the world.Every year city become canvas for artist who bring colour on ruins and city walls. After 20 years of war in Mostar, in public space we can still see lot's of bad memories on streets. Street art in Mostar bring change in public space, and allso send message that here, in post war society exist urban culture and young people who want change and peace. Because, this street art is powerful and significant.
Last three years in Mostar is verry popular street art, because here is held Street Arts Festival who bring together young artists from all over the world.Every year city become canvas for artist who bring colour on ruins and city walls. After 20 years of war in Mostar, in public space we can still see lot's of bad memories on streets. Street art in Mostar bring change in public space, and allso send message that here, in post war society exist urban culture and young people who want change and peace. Because, this street art is powerful and significant.
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Miguel Pincho ( Spain)
Haris Manjgo ( Bosina and Herzegovina)
Ema Jons (Italy)
Irma Guso ( Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Miguel Pincho ( Spain)
Zoran Zelenika ( Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Ale Senso ( Berlin)
Antonia Zlatic (Bosina and Herzegovina)
Gigo (Germany)
Megy Gunstek ( Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Bibbito (Italy)
Aleta Rajic ( Bosina nad Herzegovina)
Ale Senso ( Berlin)
May i Marijana Cigic ( Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Maid Mide Redzic Bosnia and Herzegovina )
Dejan Kosanic Dex ( Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Maja Sinkler (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Ale Senso (Berlin)
Josip Zelenika (Bosnia nad Herzegovina)
Anja Mariu010diu0107 i Sunita Fiu0161iu0107 (BiH)
Colletivo FX (Italy)
Ilja Stahil (Berlin)
Ale Senso (Berlin)