Saype in Hatay, Turkey

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Saype has gained international recognition for his massive, environmentally conscious art installations that transcend the boundaries of traditional street art. His approach to art is never about ego or self-promotion, instead, he aimed to use his art as a...

Saype has gained international recognition for his massive, environmentally conscious art installations that transcend the boundaries of traditional street art. His approach to art is never about ego or self-promotion, instead, he aimed to use his art as a means to convey messages of unity, peace, and sustainability. He describes his work as a “positive gesture” that aims to inspire and bring people together. Here’s the latest giant eco responsible landart painting from the “Beyond Walls” project in Hatay, Turkey. Created into Defne (750m2) this artwork was created using natural pigments made out of charcoal and chalk. This global project aims to links more than 30 cities over the world to promote messages of togetherness.

What sets Saype apart is his commitment to eco-friendly materials. Instead of using harmful paints and chemicals, he opts for biodegradable, eco-friendly paints made from natural pigments, water, and milk proteins. This dedication to sustainability aligns perfectly with his message of environmental responsibility and respect for nature. Saype’s art has not only captivated the art world but has also garnered the attention of people from all walks of life. His messages of unity and sustainability have struck a chord with audiences worldwide. His massive art installations have graced locations from the Eiffel Tower in Paris to the peaks of the Swiss Alps, from the Egyptian pyramids to the shores of Lake Geneva. His massive, eco-friendly art installations not only awe viewers with their sheer scale but also inspire them with meaningful messages of unity, diversity, and environmental responsibility. Take a look at more images below and check back with us soon for more updates.


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