Stavanger Airport, Sola

The completed 600 square metres large artwork was the first of its kind in the world.

All sides of the tower were covered, offering the viewer a different perspective from every angle.

The work is one of Norway's largest public art works and can be seen close up whilst taxiing on the runway as well as from miles around.

British street art duo Snik are best-known for their large scale multi-layered hand-cut stencil pieces.

Their dedication to manual and time-consuming techniques makes the duos work easily recognisable and can be found on walls and in galleries worldwide.

For this piece, they drew inspiration from 19th century Pre-Raphaelite paintings to create a large-scale mural inside the arrivals terminal.

The two female figures, both wearing a crown of flowers, appear caught in a moment of reverie — they greet all travelers passing through the arrivals hall.

Endless Flight

Hama Woods is Norway's foremost female street artist, she is based in Oslo, Norway.

Her work is characterised by using highly detailed, hand-cut multi-layered stencils, often mixing monochrome animals with colourful backgrounds or details.

Hama's work shows deep respect for humanities connection to nature. 

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Diogo Machado, professionally known as Add Fuel, is a Portuguese illustrator and street artist best known for his work reinterpreting traditional tile design, especially that of the Portuguese tin-glazed ceramic azulejo.

The artist aims to combine traditional decorative elements with contemporary visual references.

His signature works combine multiple layers and optical illusions, making it look as if his paintings break free from or reveal hidden layers in their environment.

Chinook Hearts

Norwegian street and stencil artist Martin Whatson is best known for his colourful take on graffiti motifs, portraying monochrome stencilled figures interacting with extravagant swatches of multicoloured graffiti imagery.

The location of the mural is opposite the regions main Heliport.

For Stavanger Airport, Whatson took one of his most famous images, Chinook Hearts, and remade it on a impressive scale.

The work depicts a Chinook helicopter, often used in humanitarian disaster-relief operations, carrying two red hearts.

It covers one of the walls of the parking structure at the airport and is impossible to miss for anyone exiting the terminal building.

The wall is located right next to the departure terminal entrance which is one of the highest footfall areas in the region.

1UP is among the most well-known graffiti crews in the world, thanks to their spectacular stunts of professional video productions.

They have been bombing the streets of Berlin since the early 2000s and have managed to tread the line between traditional graffiti and contemporary art practice.