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Streetart

Zuidas and the STRAAT Museum present the open-air exhibition ‘Zuidas: Building Connections’. This art project transforms 120 metres of construction fencing along the new Maurice Ravellaan into a lively open-air gallery. Nine street artists from the Netherlands and abroad work on themes such as hope, future, past, experiences, community, unity and acceptance in their murals. The Maurice Ravellaan runs along the future residential area Ravel, where construction has started on a total of around 1,350 affordable (family) homes. Open from June 2025. Free access.

The artists

Building an Identity

Danny Rumbl

Danny Rumbl is a street artist and illustrator based in Rotterdam, Netherlands, renowned for his vibrant and playful style inspired by vintage cartoons. His work frequently features colorful animal characters and nods to classic animation and mascots from the pop culture of his youth.
dannyrumbl.com

Building Unity and Acceptance

SKLO

Sam Lo, also known as SKL0, is a Singaporean artist recognized for a distinctive style that blends vibrant colors with intricate compositions. The work explore interconnectedness and create a dynamic, visually engaging experience, highlighting the ripple effects of human actions on individuals and society.

Building Hope

Madi

Madi has painted murals in public spaces globally, collaborating on large-scale projects that are celebrated for their muted vibrancy and intricate, yet accessible designs. Her mission for this project is to incite a sense of hope with her ability to evoke emotional depth and positive energy.

Building on the past

Handiedan

Handiedan is a Dutch contemporary artist known for intricate, layered collage artworks combining vintage pin-up imagery, baroque patterns, currency motifs, and digital elements that often explores themes of nostalgia, femininity, and the passage of time. Her work on the Maurice Ravellaan has a surprising, hidden augmented reality layer. You can see this by viewing the artwork via the ‘Artivive’ app (downloadable in the App Store and Google Play).

Building Community

Chris Marmier

Chris Marmier is a French-born, Amsterdam-based artist whose work bridges storytelling and vibrant visual aesthetics. He explores themes of identity, nature, culture, and human relationships through a bold and colorful style.

Building a way of life

Eloise Gillow

Eloise Gillow is a British-born artist currently based in Barcelona, Spain. Her work invites deep reflection on how we connect with ourselves, each other, and the natural world. She emphasizes themes of slowing down in a fast-paced world, creating images that engage viewers both on an individual and collective level.
eloisegillow.com

Building a sense of place

Ottograph

Ottograph is a renowned street and pop artist from Amsterdam with a prolific career spanning several decades. His art fosters community and inclusivity through vibrant, accessible, and bold visuals.

Building Connections

Berni Puig

Berni is an artist from Spain and is known for his innovative approach to murals and studio art. His work often explores memory, architecture, and the passage of time.

Building a Shared Vision

Georgia Hill

Georgia Hill is an Australian artist and muralist celebrated for her distinctive monochromatic artworks. Her art often explores themes of personal and collective identity, emotional landscapes, and the relationships between people and their environments.

Images: Jan Vonk

The works of art on Maurice Ravellaan can be viewed free of charge every day.