Street art in Lisbon... what a story ! I have never seen a city that is full of such artistic energy. I feel as if inspiration is watching over the city at every corner. Lisbon itself is a work of art. The people of Lisbon are lucky enough to be able to see their old walls become beautiful, colourful murals over the years !
In this post, you will find the answers to several questions :
Doing street art legally in Lisbon ? Yes, it is possible ! A street art workshop with a professional artist allows you to leave your artist touch while discovering an extremely fun creative discipline.
The VisitmyLisbon team proposes you to realize, during more or less two hours, a street art mural !
Our objective is simple : to allow you to have fun and understand at the same time the techniques of graffiti.
For a team-building, a private tour or during a paper chase, you will create a graffiti, a drawing or a crew name. The main idea is to make you discover the important steps of making a drawing.
A street art workshop allows you to realize the complexity that lies in the accuracy and combination of certain skills.
Our Lisbon tours are completely private and tailor-made. For your teenage graffiti fans, it’s just perfect ! Our guide will take you through the unusual Lisbon, where works of art can be found at every corner.
To make the kids happy, we even have a surprise in store for them… They can test their artistic skills !
Graça Hill is a real source of inspiration for street art artists. Don’t miss the stairs of Caracol da Graça, whose walls are entirely covered with fantastic works by the Yes, You can spray collective.
1- Alexandre Farto, aka Vhils, is always cutting, smashing, surgically exploding walls and polystyrene posters. He creates portraits of people, sometimes famous, sometimes anonymous. His credo is to remove in order to better reveal !
Today he is at the forefront of the Lisbon street art scene, since he is known worldwide. His workshops are now located in Barreiro, on the other side of the river, a city that we love.
2- Artur Bordalo, aka Bordalo II (his grandfather was also an artist), was once my neighbour. He started his career with simple graffiti before perfecting his skills in relief and third dimension.
I like to call him the green artist of Lisbon. His credos are ecological awareness and the animal cause. He reuses everything he can find as waste to create animals, sometimes in anamorphosis. His artistic dialogue is known worldwide and is popular. It is therefore not uncommon to come across his work when you visit Lisbon with us.
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