Twoone

Hiroyasu Tsuri

<p>Look in the backyard of Klosterstraße/Stralauer Straße for the mural of the japanese artist TWOONE (and take also a glance over your shoulder for a second one!).</p>

Wildlife scenes

Adnate

<div>The wonderful collaboration of two such different styles work together beautifully. The white bird's head by Twoone adorns the gorgeous veiled figure by Adnate.</div>

Collaboration Adnate and Twoone

Pas d'hivernage

<p>How great to see Two One back in Melbourne and painting a mural for us.</p>

Country Manager

<div>Twoone for Kumo Izakaya &amp; Sake Bar, Brunswick East</div>

<p>‘The Birds and Flora’ mural by TwoOne in Mount Waverley (on the eastern wall of the Richie’s IGA Supermarket) on Stephensons Road.</p><p>The mural was painted in 2019 and still looks great in Jan 2024.</p>

Hunter

The Birds and Flora

<div>This classic piece by the Japanese artist TwoOne has stood the test of time.<br>Spanning over 30 meters long, it is a tricky one to photograph due to being in a narrow courtyard. A must-see when in Collingwood!</div>

Untitled

<p>A forbidden, abandoned area in Bernau nearby Berlin: last chance to explore the former soviet military base before it's lost forever.<br>The historic buildings will be restored and the construction works are going on.<br>It's not allowed to enter the area, but explorers always find their way...<br>Good luck!</p>

Hunting carnivore at the abandoned soviet military base

<p>This gorgeous piece was painted in 2013 and is still hanging in there in Wilson Ave, Brunswick.</p>

Al Stark

<p>A long collaboration mural by Japanese artist TwoOne and Australian artist Al Stark extends throughout the Thomas Street laneway. This is a teaser of what you will find.</p>

<div>In the laneway that runs between Weston and Barkly St, behind the Kmart you'll find this delightful owl from Twoone that has really sttod the test of time very well.</div>

<div><strong>Twoone </strong>(Hiroyasu Tsuri, Japan) made this mural for the Writer's Block Mural Festival in Oktober 2018.&nbsp;</div>

't Hoekje

<div>Did you know that there is a painted water tank in Falls Creek Victoria.&nbsp;</div><div>The information below has been obtained from the web site of www.fallscreek.com.au</div><div><br></div><div>Falls Creek’s iconic “Brown Tank” has long served the resort by holding clean drinking water for the village year-round. Visitors can now see it in a new light as the backdrop of an incredible piece of street art thanks to the local Artist in Residence Program.</div><div>Featuring&nbsp; the culturally significant Bogong Moth as its subject, “Big Fella” was created by Melbourne artist Hiroyasu Tsuri, otherwise known as “TWOONE” in April 2017. Standing over 12m tall this impressive piece provides an incredible experience for those skiing to the village via Shortcut, or walking up Ory’s Trail from Cafe Milch.</div><div>This is the first in a number of permanent exhibits that will join through the Artist in Residence program over the coming years and more examples of Hiro’s work are found at Currawong Flats, The Man Hotel and Huski Cafe.</div><div><br></div><div>For more photos and more detail about this article here is the link for your convenience.</div><div>https://www.fallscreek.com.au/listing/big-fella-artwork/</div><div>All photos from this site as well.</div><div><br></div>

Falls Creek Water Tank Art

BONSAI

<p>A collaboration that spans the entirety of the lane, starting from a narrow, shorter wall before enlarging towards the northern end, the artwork features many rectangular owls, accompanied by many birds.</p>

Grand Lane

<div>A forbidden, abandoned area in Bernau nearby Berlin: last chance to explore the former soviet military base before it's lost forever.<br>&nbsp;The historic buildings will be restored and the construction works are going on.<br>&nbsp;It's not allowed to enter the area, but explorers always find their way...<br>&nbsp;Good luck!</div>

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TWOONE

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