Known for finding poetry in everyday walls, Spanish street artist Pejac enhances the imperfections of a crumbling wall by adding tiny, hand-painted men. A minimalist artwork realised by adding discreet touches to the existing texture of the wall, thus charging it with surrealism.
Address: Calle de Antonita Jimenez 39, Madrid
Ciao, my name is Giulia. I’m a writer specialised in street art and graffiti. Since 2011 I’ve been running this independent street art blog, which has been the media partner of major street art festivals across Europe. I was the Communication & Content Manager of Amsterdam’s STRAAT Museum and now I’m a freelance writer and content creator based in Rome. I work with creative enterprises and museums, and my writing has been published in street art catalogues and art publications. I also write "Beyond the Walls", a monthly newsletter of editorials and critical insights into the world of urban art, and in 2024 I launched the book series "As Seen on the Streets of…", an independent publishing project that captures the cities shaping the global street art movement through my personal experiences, in-depth research, and the voices of local street artists.
Giulia Blocal