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Trash King Bordalo II brings the Koala to Italy, The Restart Urban Festival, 2020

September 14, 2020

Bordalo II’s giant Koala in Imola transformed discarded plastics, car parts and urban waste into a six-metre environmental sculpture for RestArt Urban Festival 2020.

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Bordalo II’s Trash Polar Bear and Cubs in Nancy: Environmental Art for a New Generation, 2020

March 2, 2020

Bordalo II’s Polar Bears in Nancy transformed discarded materials into a mother and two cubs at École Didion, connecting environmental art with younger generations.

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Bordalo II swimming with plastic shark . Image copyright Selina Miles

Bordalo II’s Trash Sharks in Tahiti: Ocean Plastic at ONO’U 2019

October 10, 2019

ordalo II’s Trash Sharks in Tahiti transformed discarded plastics and marine waste into sharks and sea turtles for ONO’U 2019, confronting ocean pollution through his Big Trash Animals.

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Street Art with More Impact, Recap of 2018

December 26, 2018

Street art can promote conversation and highlight social, political and environmental issues and has always been a powerful platform to convey messages to the masses. Check out the street art murals brought to us in 2018 that promote injustices and inspire hope for our future… JANUARY A new mural by anonymous artist Banksy appeared in Hull, UK. The […]

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Saddo, Life is Beautiful 2018. Downtown Las Vegas. Photo Credit Justkids

Life is Beautiful Urban Art Festival, Downtown Las Vegas 2018

October 18, 2018

Creative house Justkids continues to transform Downtown Las Vegas into an open air art gallery for its sixth edition of the Life Is Beautiful Festival, curated by Charlotte Dutoit. Artists invited for this edition included Marquis Lewis aka Retna, André Saraiva aka Mr. A, Lakwena, Bordalo II, Egle Zvirblyte, Sebastián Velasco, Saddo, Luke Pelletier and Aware. Adding to the already extensive […]

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Bordalo II, Wild Wild Waste, Big Trash Animal Zoo, Life is Beautiful Festival, downtown Las Vegas 2018. Photo Credit JustKids

Bordalo II’s Wild Wild Waste: A Trash Animal Zoo in Las Vegas

October 5, 2018

Bordalo II’s Trash Zoo, Wild Wild Waste, transformed a Downtown Las Vegas motel into an immersive world of animals made from discarded plastics, car parts and urban waste.

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Bordalo II, Trash Seagull, Fatboy Slim's Big Beach Cafe, Hove 2018. © Graffitistreet.com

Bordalo II’s Trash Seagull at FatBoy Slims Big Beach Cafe, Hove 2018

April 20, 2018

Portuguese artist Bordalo II brought his celebrated Big Trash Animals to the Brighton & Hove coastline with a monumental Trash Seagull created at Fatboy Slim’s Big Beach Cafe beside Hove Lagoon. Made from discarded plastics and urban waste, the sculpture connected Bordalo II’s environmental practice directly to its seaside location, transforming a familiar coastal bird […]

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Bordalo ii, Nuart Aberdeen Street Art Festival 2018. Photo Credit Brian Tallman Photography

Bordalo II Transforms Aberdeen’s Trash into a Mythical Unicorn, Nuart Aberdeen 2018

April 16, 2018

Bordalo II’s Aberdeen Unicorn transformed locally collected waste into Scotland’s national animal for Nuart Aberdeen 2018, connecting environmental art with Scottish identity.

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Bordalo ii, Green Candy Urban Art, Fayetteville, Arkansas 2017. Photo Credit JustKids

Urban Art Creating conversation around Waste and Sustainability, Fayetteville Arkansas 2017

December 10, 2017

Global creative house Justkids recently took its artistic vision to Fayetteville Arkansas to launch a brand new and one of a kind public art event “Green Candy”. An art action aimed to create community conversation around waste and sustainability through interactive and participatory art. The successful event was commissioned by Experience Fayetteville, the convention and […]

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Bordalo II Opens the Doors to ATTERO Exhibition in Lisbon

November 12, 2017

GraffitiStreet visits Bordalo II’s ATTERO exhibition in Lisbon, an immersive 2017 showcase of Trash Animals, recycled sculpture and environmental art.

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Jonathan Darby, Street Art Mural, Jordan Photo Credit aptART

Recap of Thought Provoking Street Art Murals in 2016

January 1, 2017

Street art can promote conversation and highlight social, political and environmental issues and has always been a powerful platform to convey messages to the masses. Check out the street art murals brought to us in 2016 that promote injustices and inspire hope for our future… JANUARY Banksy was busy at the start of the year this time […]

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