French-Tunisian street artist eL Seed has a unique style which he’s coined as “calligraffiti,” the combination of calligraphy and graffiti. His murals, which have adorned walls on nearly every continent, incorporate traditional Arabic calligraphy and depict fragments of Qatari poetry and Arabic phrases. His most recent work can be found in his book Lost Walls, A Calligraffiti Journey Through Tunisia where he painted 24 walls in 4 weeks. This first “lost wall” he used as a canvas was his grandparents home that has been abandoned since 1986. What a way to honor and bring life back into such a special place.
What stunning works of art, and I always appreciate graffiti more when added to buildings with their own message and artistic sense.
xo
Michaela
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These are great works of art. They almost look 3D.
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Amazing murals!
XO
Jeanne
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Love this! When I lived in Morocco I saw some street art like this but nothing quite as elaborate. Very cool!
Beautiful art! I would love to see this in person!
Really pretty!
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These are brilliant, I love them
Lauren
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Really beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
So beautiful!
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what medium does he use?
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