Ella & Pitr recently painted Europe’s biggest mural, beating their own record set a few years back. The rooftop piece, at 25,000 square meters, has been dubbed the “largest grandmother in the world.” The duo was last featured on cctvta.com here.
The massive, elderly woman, visible from only the sky, follows the theme of the duo’s broader practice, offering giants across the globe: “We wanted to find something with a lot of contrast with the geographic site,” the duo told RFI, “so we wanted something very slow, very heavy, because we are in the part of the city where you can find people who are turning around only money and air.”
Find more of their work on the duo’s site.
"Necrosurrealist" 
Italian artist 
Examining masculinity and power, Scott Scheidly’s paintings re-contextualize real and fictional villains. Elsewhere in Scheidly’s practice, he injects the grotesque into floral motifs, further underscoring the painter’s knack for satire and subverting expectations. The artist’s humor is also evident in his short bio: “At age four I attempted my first art project by devouring a 10 pack of crayons thus turning my diaper into a Jackson Pollock.”