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This year’s Street Art Festival, ‘The Crystal Ship 2025’, in Oostende, Belgium, was nothing short of a breathtaking celebration of creativity and transformation, perfectly capturing the theme of ‘Change’. Set against the stunning coastal backdrop, the festival illuminated the remarkable power of street art to inspire and provoke thought, while enhancing the already vibrant tapestry of murals throughout the city and its surroundings.
The lineup was an exciting mix of established and emerging artists from around the world, each adding their unique style to the urban landscape. Their striking murals brought joy and infused the streets with depth and meaning, inviting viewers to engage with the artistic expressions that adorned the walls. From playful designs to thought-provoking masterpieces, the festival showcased the incredible diversity and richness of contemporary street art.
The Crystal Ship 2025, Oostende. Photos credit : Jules Césure / @Jules_Cesure
The lineup of artists at ‘The Crystal Ship 2025’ showcased a remarkable assembly of talent, transforming the streets of Ostend into a canvas of creativity. Renowned artists like JDL, Fanakapan, and Lindert Steegen, each offering their distinctive vision and style that attracted festival-goers to the city. BELIN infused his signature flair into the mix, while Super A and Ben Johnston presented murals that showed off their intense skills.
Anetta Lukjanova and Yessiow engaged audiences with stunning pieces and Erb Mon, Daniela Guerreiro, Megan Oldhues, and Vynck1, each artist adding their unique voice to the vibrant tapestry of the festival. Together, they represented a diverse spectrum of perspectives on transformation and evolution in art, making ‘The Crystal Ship 2025’ an unforgettable celebration of creativity and innovation.
The Crystal Ship 2025, Oostende. Photos credit : Jules Césure / @Jules_Cesure
The festival atmosphere was alive with inspiration and interaction, as attendees engaged with the art. ‘The Crystal Ship 2025’ proved to be another great celebration of creativity, and street art.
Photos credit : Jules Césure / @Jules_Cesure
Jules Césure is a Brussels-based freelance videographer and photographer known for capturing the essence of artistic and cultural projects.
