The Djerbahood project is midway through its stated goal of having one hundred artists from 30 countries come to paint in this North African island in Tunisia called Djerba. Organized by the same folks who brought you Tour Paris 13, this sun-bleached town features a culture distinct from the mainland and many white-washed domed homes.
El Seed working on his piece for The Djerbahood Project. Tunisia. July 2014. (photo screenshot from video below)
Here we have new exclusive photos of Liliwenn doing her installation and some screen shots of El Seed, Roa, and C215 from the teaser video attached below. The multi-cultural exchange will beautify a large number of walls in the small village and bring many artists to this island town of many traditions, fresh grilled fish, couscous and fricassee.
Liliwenn at work while kids play nearby. The Djerbahood Project. Tunisia. July 2014. (photo © courtesy of Liliwenn)
Liliwenn. Detail. The Djerbahood Project. Tunisia. July 2014. (photo © courtesy of Liliwenn)
Liliwenn. Djerbahood Project. Tunisia. July 2014. (photo © courtesy of Liliwenn)
Liliwenn. The Djerbahood Project. Tunisia. July 2014. (photo © courtesy of Liliwenn)
C215’s finished piece for The Djerbahood Project. Tunisia. July 2014. (photo screenshot from video below)
One of ROA’s many pieces for The Djerbahood Project. Tunisia. July 2014. (photo screenshot from video below)
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