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Nuno is looking forward to returning to the city. Festival first as great artists get ready to head for Aberdeen His clean and minimal work draws on traditional graffiti for inspiration. Portuguese artist Nuno Viegas was originally on the line up for the cancelled 2020 Nuart, but secretly visited the city as part of a ‘lockdown edition’. Miss Printed places delicate printed collages in city streets. His creations have enchanted audiences around the world and organisers say it’s a real coup to secure his place in the 2022 lineup. Pejac mainly paints with black to create silhouetted figures and shadows but sometimes uses splashes of colour to show them in a smart and poetic manner in both playful and serious scenes. Jofre Oliveras who is taking part in Nuart 2022 is known for the huge scale of his works. The global appeal and influence of the Nuart is shown by the inclusion of Spanish artist Pejac who will make a rare appearance as part of the event. Included in the line-up is Glasgow stencil artist James Klinge who makes his festival debut and also Spanish artist and activist Jofre Oliveras’ whose striking murals promise new connections with the city’s spaces. “Over the years we have played host to groundbreaking street artists and delivered projects that have involved participants from all walks of life and we are excited to see what people make of this year’s programme of events when it is announced soon.” Spanish artist Pejact uses splashes of colour in his murals. Striking murals will transform heart of AberdeenĪdrian Watson, chief executive of Aberdeen Inspired, said: “At its heart, Nuart Aberdeen is all about connecting people with the city through the art that is created by the talented street artists which the festival draws. James Klinge, a Glasgow stencil artist, will make his Nuart debut in June. Organisers of the award-winning event, brought to the city by Aberdeen Inspired and Aberdeen City Council, said this year’s festival would continue to transform the city’s streetscape. The artists – hailing from all parts from Scotland to Morocco – will be creating both huge murals and more intimate smaller works during the festival, which will run from June 9 to 12.

Spanish artist Elisa Capdevila’s large-scale murals offer evocative slices of everyday life.

In the mix will be Norwegian street artist Martin Whatson, who took part in Aberdeen’s first Nuart festival, creating a hugely popular mural of a golfer on Queen Street in 2017. In total, 11 globally-acclaimed street artists will arrive in the Granite City next month to transform walls and spaces, all working under the theme of “Reconnect”.

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