With new talents continuing to emerge in the movement, two developments occurred. The work of street artists became more and more diverse and, at the same time, their way of expressing themselves grew broader – often making monumental work on repurposed surfaces.
Immersing themselves in a place, all of these artists – by meticulously cutting, pasting, weaving and stenciling – produced imposing, unmissable facades. Drawing inspiration from many sources, but primarily from the city itself, this renewed approach was a response to those skeptical about the future of Street Art.
Increasingly combining Street Art aesthetics with other traditional practices these artists have managed to make their works both unique and revolutionary.
![Felipe Pantone (b. 1986)](/content/dam/singapore/marinabaysands/master/main/home/museum/Art-from-streets/FelipePantone-764x572.jpg)
Chromadynamica
Created on site at the ArtScience Museum
January 2018
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![Sheryo-and-yok](/content/dam/singapore/marinabaysands/master/main/home/museum/Art-from-streets/Sheryo-n-yok-764x572.jpg)
Outlaws of Style
Created on site at the ArtScience Museum
January 2018
![Vhils (Alexandre Farto b. 1987)](/content/dam/singapore/marinabaysands/master/main/home/museum/Art-from-streets/119 Vhils in Shanghai - 2012 - courtesy 18 Gallery Magda Danysz cr+-¼dit Joao Moreira (24)-764x572.jpg)
Shanghai Carved Wall, 2012
Photograph of carved wall, Shanghai
Courtesy of the artist
Photo: courtesy of the artist
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![Swoon (b.1978)](/content/dam/singapore/marinabaysands/master/main/home/museum/Art-from-streets/106_Swoon Zahra from gallery lj-764x572.jpg)
Zahra, 2017
Original printmaking on mylar enhanced with acrylic
Photo: courtesy of the artist