Tangi Street Art Festival

A Bali-Based Festival Celebrating Street Art, Culture, and Community.

11 - 17 May 2025, Desa Guwang, Gianyar

2025 Artist
Line-up

Stereoflow (Indonesia)
Sicovecas (Indonesia)
Aiiu Kebong (Indonesia)
Slinat (Indonesia)
Awshit (Indonesia)
Joren Joshua (The Netherlands)
Luogo Comune (Indonesia)
BAKIBAKI (Japan)
Joan Aguilo (Spain)

2025 Mural Map

2025 Theme:
Tri Hita Karana

For its 2025 edition, the theme of this year's festival draws inspiration from the Balinese philosophy of Tri Hita Karana, a guiding principle that emphasizes harmony in three essential relationships—spirituality, humanity, and nature. Through this theme, the festival will serve as a platform where artists explore the connection between the divine (Parahyangan), celebrating spirituality and artistic expression; the community (Pawongan), fostering collaboration and unity through art; and the natural world (Palemahan), promoting sustainability and environmental consciousness.

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Colour Connect Program 2025

In 2025, Tangi Street Art Festival proudly launches the Colour Connect Program, a global artist exchange initiative created to build lasting artistic and cultural connections through mural creation and collaboration.

Colour Connect acts as a cultural bridge, linking artists, ideas, and communities across borders through the universal language of street art. Each year, the program invites international partners to co-create with Tangi artists, exchanging stories, techniques, and perspectives that enrich both sides of the experience.

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Tangi Walls

Awshit

Bali-based artist Awshit creates intuitive murals blending expressive portraits, vibrant colors, and daisy elements.

Elléna Lourens

South African artist Elléna Lourens merges local Balinese culture with her distinctive illustrative and mural style.

Luogo Comune

Italian muralist Luogo Comune transforms urban walls into bold, symbolic narratives, blending local traditions, nature, and contemporary illustration.

BAKIBAKI

Osaka-born artist BAKIBAKI blends traditional Japanese motifs with Balinese culture in precise, rhythmic murals.

Joan Aguilo

Joan Aguiló turns everyday life into large-scale murals, celebrating identity, memory, and community across Europe, Asia, and beyond.

Slinat

Slinat transforms walls into critical reflections on society and history. Using archival imagery, wheat paste, and bold visual language.

Bosoletti

Argentine artist Francisco Bosoletti transforms abandoned spaces into poetic murals. His Bali intervention merges natural decay, memory, and transience.

Joren Joshua

Joren Joshua transforms walls into playful, observational narratives, blending humor, culture, and vibrant color.

Wild Drawing

Wild Drawing blends large-scale murals with 3D illusions and organic imagery, creating visually striking works that highlight harmony between humans and nature

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