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Posted on June 30, 2015 by Seb Toussaint

Painted in the slum of Gagalangin, Manila. Word chosen by Kimberley, 12.

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I painted a mural for #lescapucinesdelart in Paris. It's a collective art show where myself and 10 other street artists chose a film each to illustrate by a mural. I was thrilled to be painting with all these top artists! It's at 61 Rue De Bercy in Paris, starting today and until the 17th of June! Free entry! Come and see my work and the work of @christianguemy @babsuvtpk @guy_denning @akajimmyc @jodibona @madamemoustachestreetart @stewearth @psyckozenolimit @popay_de_ayguavives @theo_lopez_artist And by the way, I'm wearing a jacket made by @cecilechine with wax fabric I bought in Niger. #streetart #paris #streetartparis #SebToussaint #patterns #mural #waxprint #arteurbano #contemporaryurbanart #contemporaryart #wax #blacktie #paris12ème

Unity on a 60x60cm canvas. Contact me for sales or questions about my work on canvas or my project! I'll be glad to reply! #acrylics #art #arte #contemporaryurbanart #urbancontemporaryart #contemporaryart #SebToussaint #canvas #design #letters #fonts #unity #type #typography #painting #アート #設計 #ペインティング #graffic #patterns

A closer look at the إنسانية (humanity) mural, the last of 10 murals painted in Balata Refugee Camp in Palestine! It was quite a challenge painting the red-blue gradient with a paint brush, but it was well worth it in the end! It was a pleasure to be working with these lovely people! And big thanks to Dudu and Abdul Malek, my friends/helpers who are always ready for action! . #streetart #art #arte #arteurbano #urbancontemporaryart #urbanart #contemporaryurbanart #contemporaryart #humanity #Palestine #nablus #SebToussaint #Balata #BalataCamp #Refugees #WithRefugees #RefugeeCamp #MiddleEast #ShareTheWordProject #UNRWA #design #graffiti #graffic #arabic #font #سباتوسان #مخيمبلاطة #فلسطين #بلاطة #فن

Shahed (15 years old) chose the word humanity ("Insaniyah" in arabic). She lives in a place where humans are segregated, but she told me that she wants her wall to be for humanity altogether. She cares about humanity, no matter the race or religion. I'm thrilled to have painted the word "Humanity" because I've never been given this word in 4 and a half years of Share The Word Project! I also love its meaning and why Shahed chose it. After spending a month in Palestine, and visiting Israel, it's hard to feel hopeful about the whole situation, even for someone like me who tends to look at the good side of things. However people like Shahed truly amaze me. She lives in a refugee camp with constant tension and drones flying above her head, shootings happening at night, and she knows too many people who've died in the conflict. But somehow there's hope in her, there's a real heart that loves beyond all of this. I hope one day she - and people like her - will be in charge, and take care of humanity. . #streetart #graffiti #humanity #humanité #arabic #writing #urbanart #contemporaryart #contemporaryurbanart #urbanart #arteurbano #arte #art #SebToussaint #ShareTheWordProject #patterns #graffic #Palestine #MiddleEast #Balata #BalataCamp #Refugee #RefugeeCamp #mural #arabic #arabicletters

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