Budapest Graffiti Art: Commercial graffiti

Topics: Introduction * Photo galleries * Companies

Introduction

This page on the website Budapestgraffiti contains an overview of photo galleries of Graffiti Art made by commercial companies.

Except Suppre Neopaint, several graffiti artists such as Taker make commercial art Coming months this page will be extended with new galleries and the names/websites of the companies/artists.

(Photo: FCO art on the X. Köbányai út)


 

Photo galleries

Commercial graffiti art in galleries. Or one page devoted to a special project or a page devoted to the work of a specific company.

VII. Király utca 25 mural

April 2011: a gray, ugly, wall at a playground was transformed into a beautiful artwork designed by the company Suppre Neopaint.

The main part of the work took place between april 13 and april 19 and Julius took photographs of the realisation of this artwork.

X. Köbányai út

This gallery contains graffiti on a wall at a Kindergarten near the X. Köbányai út. This is commercial graffiti made ​​by the company FCO, probably with some additions by others.

The gallery stands out due to the excellent images of popstars such as Lenny Kravitz and Billy Idol. The photographs were made in September 2010 and since than the quality of several art is still good, some of them are more or less damaged.

III. Kaszasdüló

On the facades of shops near the HEV-5 station Kaszasdüló  commercial graffiti can be found made by the company Rpart.

Beautiful examples of art, especially the painting of the girl. Rpart made also art on other locations in Budapest, such as on the walls of resaturants, which can be seen in de chapter categories.

Julius is not sure if all graffiti on the shops was made by Rpart, his website doesn't provide information about this.

Companies

In the near future this chapter will contain a page with highlights of graffiti art sorted by companies and also an overview of companies and artist which are able to make commercial graffit art. Julius expect that this page will be online at November 1, 2011.

(Last update and verification of links: September 20, 2011)