“Los buenos, los malos, y los peores” which in English translates to “The good, the bad, and the worst” is the title of Spanish street artist, Laguna’s newest wall. The artist painted a highly surreal and dreamlike portrait.

Find something that has been neglected and make it worth cherishing, right? Spanish artist, Laguna, recently converted the inside of an abandoned building in Madrid into a surreal and abnormally unique installation. Working with natural and man-made materials, he has manipulated and transported this space into an entirely new existence.

Spanish street artist, Laguna’s newest mural stands 9-stories tall and stands out amongst the towering apartment buildings of Kazan, Russia. The artist was in town for the Kazan Festival, adding his surreal and dreamlike imagery to the urban landscape.

Street muralist, Laguna, has painted yet another mural in the city of Tolosa, Spain.  This time, the artist collaborated with Xabier Xtrm on this oversized abstract head containing a variety of small details.

Laguna’s most recent mural in Tolosa, Spain was painted on a wall with surfaces ranging from brick, stucco, and rock, creating a unique look for this extraordinary piece.  The artist painted directly on all surfaces, as well as attaching cut outs of flowers and other abstract shapes directly to the wall.

Surreal muralist, Laguna, recently painted this dark, abstract new wall in his hometown of Almagro, Buenos Aires.

Here is a beautiful surreal panting in an abandoned building in Chiang Mai by artist, Laguna.

Laguna just uploaded photos of a wall he painted back in 2009 with the title “The Tangle.”

Laguna recently painted some extraordinarily surreal murals in impoverished villages of Daker, Senegal.  We really enjoy this highly imaginative, dreamlike automobile Laguna’s characters is riding on!

New walls from street artist, Laguna, including a contorted bicycle rider and a deranged one headed, two bodied painting. Coming all the way from Senegal...