PAINTING WALLS
Mateo is a french artist based in Montreal. After 15 years of painting in the streets of the world, Mateo has studied and used the art of ornamentation in most of his work.
He is best known for his baroque street art inspired by ornaments from around the world, resulting in a mix of urban art with the heritage of ancient cultures. Traditional patterns, ornaments, travel relics, symbols, forgotten images are the raw material of a personal composition, a monolog of the soul, in search of timeless knowledge.
TREE CASA - JUNGLE MANDALA - Plants Mandala composition inspired my travel in the jungle / NICARAGUA / 2022
PRIMAVERA - Climbing Cafe Bloc MTL / MONTREAL / 2021
FIRST FACES OF TRADITION ON A WALL - Yorkville Mural Festival with Taglialatella Galleries / TORONTO / 2019
LA DANSE DES MAINS LEGERES - Murale produite par MU / 1850 blv Maisonneuve Ouest, MONTREAL / 2019
EQUALITY - 40x10m / Station RER "Le Bourget" - Paris (FR) / 2017
CASH GROCERY - Sainte Famille / Milton - Montreal (CA) / 2016
MAS - Penser à prendre le temps 5850 Papineau - Montreal (CA)
LE TEMPS QUE CHEVAUCHE L'ENFANT Beaubien & C. Colomb - Montreal (CA)
FRAGMENTOS DE COLOMBIA - Cartagena, Colombia - 2016
FOLLOW THE EYE - is a two part mural situated at Berri / Villeray & Faillon - 2016
An Azulejos refers to ceramic decorated tiles from Spain or Portugal. Originally of Arab manufacture "al zulaydj", these tiles are decorated with geometric patterns or figurative. They are found both indoors and outdoors for façade cladding. This art was first developed in Andalusia in the fifteenth century before experiencing its peak in the eighteenth century Portugal. It remains today a living art in the south of Spain and Portugal.
The idea is to be inspired by this ancient art then transpose it into a contemporary urban practice using stencils instead of ceramics.
CAMPESINO - 8x2,5m / Produced by Tulum Art Club / Residencia Gorila - Tulum - MEXICO / 2017
TRIBUTE TO MY GRANDMA - Saint / Barcelona, SPAIN 2019
LA COUR ARRIÈRE Bélanger & Garnier - Montreal (CA)