A girl with a goat and an eagle. A mural by street artist Two One, Japan. Erriadh Open-Air Street Art museum
Erriadh Open-Air Street Art museum
Graffiti and the various elements of street art decorate almost every city of the world. And while somewhere street art does not exceed the level of teenage hooliganism, in other cases, street art is more similar to real masterpieces and even recognized landmark. Anyway, street art in our time is very common and of great importance, as a form of modern art.
Erriadh – one of the oldest villages in Tunisia, here Jews, Muslims and Christians have lived together for centuries. The villagers – ordinary people, whose way of life is no different from thousands of other towns and villages. However, after a team of more than 150 graffiti artists from 30 countries visited it, the village has changed radically. Undoubtedly, art has changed life there. In fact, now Erriadh is an open air museum, and one of very popular tourist destinations. The street art project “Djerbahood”, curated by Tunisian-French artist Mehdi Ben Cheikh began in July-August 2014.
Portrait of a woman in folk clothes. A mural in Erriadh village, Tunisia. Street artist Btoy, Spain
Erriadh Open-Air Street Art museum
Beautiful kitten. Street artist C215, FranceBlue eyes. artist Dan23, FrancePatterns on the wall. Diogo Machado (Add Fuel), PortugalMusicians. Artist DOME, GermanyA woman with a teapot. artist Malakkai, SpainBroken palm tree. Street artist M-city, PolandLarge scale street art. Pantonio, PortugalGiant octopus by ROA, BelgiumCreative mural by Saner, MexicoStreet art in Erriadh village, Tunisia. Street artist Saner, MexicoErriadh village, Tunisia. Street artist Seth, FrancePainting on a gate by Know Hope (USA) and Orticanoodles (Italy)Wall art by British Street artist TinhoVisitors looking at Painting on the wall of Erriadh village, Tunisia. Street artist Bom.K., FranceWork by Street artist Claudio Ethos, BrazilImpressive jelly fish by ROA, BelgiumA boy. Erriadh village, Tunisia. Street artist Tinho, BrazilSaudi Arabian street artist Deyaa One sitting in front of his mural. Erriadh village, Tunisia
