Space

<div>Space created this mural during the solo competition of the Ono'u Festival on May 6, 2015 on the surrounding wall of a school in Papeete.</div>

Space in Papeete

Spaceism

Cosmic Mother / GaiaBy Dan Sapunar aka @SpaceismShe rises from the stars with roots deep in the Earth—Cosmic Mother / Gaia is a tribute to the divine feminine, to creation, healing, and universal connection. Painted by Dan Sapunar (Spaceism), the piece blends sacred geometry, celestial light, and flowing organic forms.Gaia’s face is calm, timeless—half flesh, half galaxy. Her eyes hold oceans. Her hands cradle planets. Around her, flora spirals with star clusters, symbolizing the bond between nature and the cosmos.This mural is both prayer and prophecy—a visual anthem calling us back to balance, back to Earth, back to the source.She whispers through the wall: We are one breath, one body, one home.

Cosmic mother / Gaia

Leon

Ola Kalnins

karolina pistolina

Elina Metso

Ajja Artist

Whole House – ÖsterlenAn explosion of color, collaboration, and communityProject leader &amp; concept: Dan Sapunar / SpaceismIn the rolling landscapes of Österlen, where fields meet sea and silence speaks, a house was reborn—not through bricks, but through color, movement, and vision. “Whole House” became more than a building; it became a symbol. A canvas where street art met rural soul. Led by Dan Sapunar (Spaceism), the project united some of Sweden’s most dynamic artists in a transformative act of collective creativity.The entire house was wrapped in mural works—from base to rooftop. Each wall pulsed with a unique energy, yet together formed a cohesive whole, much like a symphony built from different instruments.Artists:<ul><li>Karolina Pistolina – brought vibrant figures and fierce femininity, blending bold linework with playful chaos.</li><li>Elina Metzo – infused organic forms and soft power, adding emotional depth and dreamlike energy.</li><li>Ligisd – layered the facade with dynamic motion and vibrant colorwork, rooted in graffiti tradition.</li><li>Ola Kalnins – added abstraction and rhythm, shaping a visual pulse through color gradients and symbolic patterns.</li><li>Leon – contributed precise, architectural elements that grounded the swirling motion around the house.</li><li>Pani (Ajja Artist) – offered spiritual storytelling, with folkloric symbolism and mystic undertones.</li><li>Hets – delivered raw, expressive strokes that challenged and energized the structure.</li></ul>Backed by the Streetart Österlen Project, Whole House became a cultural landmark—merging street culture with the pastoral quietude of southern Sweden. It blurred the lines between urban edge and countryside calm, proving that street art belongs everywhere—not just in cities, but in villages, in hearts, in homes.This is more than paint on walls.It’s a call to wake up, to see, to feel.A house that breathes art.A house that became whole.

Whole house on the countyside

trun

Wais

twol

Zomb

Cobr

Petro

Ixel

Koks

Truba

Brow

Maksow

Aurs

Roof169

Dzenik

Pour

Iork

El Paso

<div>One of the oldest murals in Saint-Petersburg was created during the international graffiti forum "Meeting of styles" in 2008 by several artists from different countries. The wall is 37m high and has 10m length: the topic of the painting is cooperation and communication — tree is made of graffiti tags and illustrations. The wall was supposed to be one of the 100 legal walls accessible for street art painters, but project failed and now this is more of the exception.</div>

The Tree

Boogie

Dvate

<div>Boogie, Dvate and Space created this mural during the team competition of the Ono'u Festival on May 8, 2015 on the wall of the Stade de la Fautaua in Papeete.</div>

Boogie, Dvate & Space in Papeete

Untitled

Akumal Street Art Festival – Spaceism x Venus CollaborationAkumal, MexicoIn the heart of Akumal—a coastal village known for its turquoise waters and turtle sanctuaries—art spilled into the streets in the form of color, spirit, and connection during the Akumal Street Art Festival. Among the international lineup of artists, a powerful collaboration emerged between Dan Sapunar (Spaceism) and Venus, blending cosmic vision with feminine force in a mural that became one of the festival’s most talked-about highlights.Their piece was a portal—radiant, symbolic, and deeply intentional. Flowing with bold shapes, astral motifs, and divine energy, the mural brought together Spaceism’s signature galactic geometry and Venus’ sacred, organic symbolism. A cosmic goddess emerged at the center—her eyes closed, yet watching the stars. Around her, planetary spirals, stardust trails, and waves of ancestral color.The work spoke of origin and future, of the divine feminine as a bridge between Earth and cosmos. Painted on a sun-washed wall near the beach, the mural became both landmark and altar—drawing people in to pause, reflect, and reconnect.More than a collaboration, it was a ritual in paint—a shared prayer from two artists who believe in beauty as resistance, and art as a language beyond words.Akumal Festival&nbsp; – where walls breathe and colors speak.Space is the place.@thevenusvibe @spaceism

Akumal festival

<div>Graffiti and lettering by Space. Ono'u festival event in May 2015. This work was done on the palisade of the Fautaua stadium in Papeete.</div>

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