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We don’t often have street art-related events in Latvia. As a very small country with a population of only 1.8 million, of which 400,000 are elderly people over 65, most of society is busy surviving everyday struggles and coping with growing inflation. Because of this, many couldn’t care less about art, let alone street art…
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After leaving Slovenia, we arrived in Kaštelir, a small village in Croatia where there’s almost no street art. No graffiti, barely any stickers, and very few people around — at least in April. Most houses look like rentals waiting for the season to start. This stop of the European Street Art Tour turned out quieter…
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Now, I am creating my own interpretation of what those books inspired in me. I am no longer afraid; I have discovered my unique style. I have restarted my YouTube channel, opened my Etsy shop, and begun writing this blog. I even have a Patreon account—this time, it’s do or die!
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This is more than just travel. It’s a journey across Europe where the streets are the real gallery. Loud, raw, and illegal. Art that doesn’t ask for permission. I am a designer and an artist myself. And I’m on a mission to document street art while traveling with my family and leave my own mark…
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This is more than just travel. It’s a journey across Europe where the streets are the real gallery. Loud, raw, and illegal. Art that doesn’t ask for permission. I am a designer and an artist myself. And I’m on a mission to document street art while traveling with my family and leave my own mark…
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Yesterday, I said goodbye to another of my paintings. It found a new home, and while I’m always grateful for a sale, this one carried a bit of extra weight for me. It was the first piece I completed after returning from heart surgery—a milestone in more ways than one. When I first sat down…







