Who are the artists?
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Os Gêmeos are identical twin brothers from São Paulo. They paint everything from  recognitionhomelessnesscranestemporaryratsshareemerginganonymoustagsissueslocationscastle to huge, colourful pictures of people on the sides of buildings. Their work is often so big that they need  homelessnessemergingcastlelocationsanonymoussharerecognitioncranesratstagsissuestemporary to help them work. In 2007, they covered the whole of a  emerginganonymousissuessharecraneslocationsratstemporaryhomelessnesstagsrecognitioncastle in Scotland with paint.
Blek le Rat started out painting  shareratslocationsemergingtemporaryrecognitionhomelessnesstagscranesanonymousissuescastle on the walls of his home city, Paris. Nowadays, he tries to make people think about different social  ratscastleemergingrecognitiontagssharehomelessnessanonymouslocationsissuestemporarycranes and problems. He paints pictures of homeless people in big cities to encourage residents to think about the problem of  emergingratstemporaryissuesrecognitionanonymouslocationssharetagshomelessnesscranescastle.
Faith47 is from Cape Town in South Africa. She paints big, colourful pictures of people and animals and likes to explore different  sharetagscranesanonymoushomelessnessissuesemerginglocationsratscastlerecognitiontemporary . Her work is found on pavements, in empty factories and on abandoned cars. She likes the fact that most street art is  recognitionratssharetagshomelessnessanonymousemergingtemporarycranescastlelocationsissues and will soon be removed by weather or cleaners from the city council. For her, this reflects how life is full of change with its cycle of endings and new beginnings.
Street art and the global village
It is impossible to know how street art will develop in the future but certain trends are  craneslocationsemergingrecognitiontagshomelessnessanonymousissuestemporarycastlesharerats . While most street artists are young people who paint in their city or neighbourhood, more and more street artists are travelling and working around the globe. Other artists are using the internet to talk to each other and  recognitioncastletemporaryshareanonymousemerginghomelessnesscranestagslocationsratsissues photos of their work. Also, the art world is giving more  locationshomelessnessshareemergingrecognitioncranestemporaryissuescastleanonymoustagsrats to street art as a legitimate art form. Although we don't know what will happen to street art in the future, we can be sure that it is here to stay