Spring/Summer Exhibition 2025 | GraffitiStreet Gallery, Chichester: As spring unfurls and the world around us awakens, Concrete & Colour invites reflection on transformation. Featuring world renowned street artists, this exhibition draws on the visual language of the urban landscape to explore renewal, change, and the emergence of beauty in unexpected places.
Concrete & Colour – GraffitiStreet Gallery
Creative Defiance in the Cityscape
Our Spring/Summer exhibition is a tribute to creative defiance, to those who see blank concrete not as limitation, but as invitation. As cities evolve, so too does the art that defines them. Concrete & Colour explores the dynamic intersection of urban environments and creative expression, revealing the powerful ways art can breathe new life into overlooked corners of our world.
This exhibition is about resilience. It’s about artists who claim space, who create beauty in resistance, and who remind us that life is bold, colourful, unapologetic and thrives. Whether monumental or intimate, their work speaks through colour: urgent, generous, and defiantly alive.
Concrete & Colour – Bordalo II – Neutral Panda FX
Reclaiming Urban Spaces
In the face of towering urban structures, Concrete & Colour highlights the transformative power of art to reclaim and revitalise. The artists featured in this exhibition don’t simply respond to the built environment – they transform it. Their works inject meaning into the concrete landscape of our cities, turning spaces into places to experience, reflect on, and reimagine.
Concrete & Colour embraces the idea that creativity thrives even in the most unlikely places. Like flowers breaking through cracks in the pavement, these artists challenge the static nature of urban life, with each spray can and brushstroke pushing back against the grey and bringing new life to the city.
Concrete & Colour – Sophie Mess
Featured Artists
Concrete & Colour brings together a bold and diverse collective of urban artists who are at the forefront of one of the most exciting cultural movements of our time, these artists challenge convention, celebrate resilience, and reimagine the world through bold gesture and form.
Concrete & Colour – Helen Bur
- Bordalo II – Known for large-scale animal sculptures created from waste materials, confronting consumerism and environmental neglect.
- My Dog Sighs – Emotional, introspective eyes and works that humanise forgotten objects and spaces.
- PichiAvo – Spanish duo blending classical and graffiti art in vibrant, mythological murals.
- Helen Bur – Poetic figurative painting exploring intimacy, memory, and vulnerability.
- Sophie Mess – Bursting floral compositions that bloom across concrete in celebration of natural resilience.
- Renato Hunto – Bold, expressive, cubist figures and vivid colour palettes, his work channels the energy of love and human connection into raw, emotional storytelling rooted in street culture.
- Sonny Sundancer – Moody, smoky abstracts that pulse with quiet energy and elemental depth.
- Spidertag – Master of geometric neon artworks that bring dynamic structure to blank walls in his unique Futurism Privatism language.
- Bisser – Experimenting with sculptural clay works that evoke playful, surreal characters.
- SNIK – Precision-driven stencilled portraits that merge hand-cut intricacy with raw emotion and nature, capturing fleeting moments in layered realism.
- Nean Kingdom – Dreamlike street narratives wrapped in bold linework and colour, exploring identity, cinematic and the natural world.
- Ruben Sanchez – Mediterranean warmth meets urban rhythm in his playful, angular cubistic style that celebrate joy and movement.
- Joachim – Pop everyday reimagined in kaleidoscopic colour—Joachim’s works fuse the everyday, nature, humour, chaos, into a vibrant visual language.
Plus more that represents the full spectrum of urban art – from abstraction and form to identity and rebellion.
Concrete & Colour – SNIK
Exhibition Details
Concrete & Colour opens this May at GraffitiStreet Gallery, Chichester. Join us and explore the evolving language of urban art — where concrete becomes canvas, and public space a site of colourful transformation.
Concrete & Colour – Nean Kingdom
🎉 Private View
🗓 Friday, 23 May
🕕 6:00–8:30 PM
📩 RSVP essential: [email protected]
🥂 Enjoy a welcome glass of sparkling English wine from our friends at Tinwood Estate
Special Guests: We’re thrilled to announce that SNIK, and Renato Hunto will be joining us in person for the Private View. Come meet the artists and hear first-hand about their creative process.
🖼 Public Opening
🗓 Saturday, 24 May
🕙 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
🎟 Free entry, all welcome
📍 Graffitistreet Gallery
25a West Street, Chichester, England PO19 1QW
