For the second year, the Malta International Arts Festival will join forces with Refugee Week Malta festival for a Community Art Project. Artist Pep Walls will lead the creation of a captivating Street Art Mural with participants forming part of the refugee, asylum seeking and local communities. Together, they will explore themes resonating with Refugee Week's focus of this year, "Our Home" and develop a collaborative masterpiece that transcends borders, where the mural emerges as a representation of the diverse voices of people residing in Malta.

Video - By Joni Videography

Biography

Pep Walls

Pep Walls is a multifaceted artist based in Barcelona, through his career he has worked with different artistic media, from sculpture to printmaking and installation, but above all he has focused his work on mural painting. Pep studied fine arts at the University of Barcelona and the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. He started painting graffiti in 2015, and actually he has been painting in many european countries. His murals are characterized by a naive and illustrative style but full of irony and sarcasm. Conceptually, his work deals with the concern about an imminent social and environmental collapse from a destructive and anti-system point of view

Photos of Mural - Located at Bus Stop Lounge - Gżira

Photos - Taken by Stephen Buhagiar

About the Project

Colourful Mural For Refugee Week Malta In Gżira

Mural inaugurated in Gżira to celebrate diversity and inclusion

Street art can bring people together

Should muralists be given more opportunities to create art in our towns and cities?

Credits

Producers - Dance Beyond Borders

Artist -  Pep Walls

Produced by Dance Beyond Borders and in collaboration with Refugee Week Malta