The location is an old railway tunnel called ‘Duits Lijntje’ located beneath the A2 between Boxtel and Liempde. This spot is quite hidden but certainly not unknown in the scene. For example, a Graffiti Jam will be organised here every year…
NDSM-wharf Amsterdam
From 1920 to 1984 this warf was one of the largest in the world, gigantic ships rolled down the ramp. The large warehouses and imposing factory buildings give the NDSM-wharf squares and surrounding streets its raw look…
Rotterdam… raw, rawer, rawest
Rotterdam, the Dutch port city located on the Maas that divides the city into 2 parts. The harbors with the many warehouses, a perfect combination for lots of graffiti and murals in this beautiful raw city.
Breathtaking Street Art of Berlin
Leake Street SE1 Tunnel, London
Large cities, large buildings, many people, many cultures … a variety of colors. Leake Street Graffiti Tunnel, that’s where it all comes together… at least when you find it. If you start at London Waterloo Train Station…
ABOUT ME…
Art lover in heart and soul, especially if it is made with paint. Beside the classical paintings the Realism and (post) Impressionism appeals to me the most. Some painters who belong to my favorites are Paul Gauguin, John Constable, Paul Cézanne, Jan van Huysum and of course jheronimus bosch… from my Hometown. Most of these paintings are hanging in famous galleries around the world.
The masters of these times… the Street Art creators. What those people can do with a spray can… amazing! Ugly empty walls and buildings are rising up as beautiful Eye-catchers. And where the paintings of our grandmasters are safe and guarded, the creations on these walls can be fitted with a new art work after a few days … how bizarre is that. My hobby beside being a designer is to travel, write and make photo’s of it… #streetartaddict.








