Oops, seems like you disabled JavaScript in your browser!

You can still read the news and browse through our site. But without JavaScript you might miss a lot of key features and multimedia. So we highly encourage you to enable JavaScript to enhance your user experience.

Languages
- en
- de
Plan Your Visit
- General Information
- Visit The Museum
- Workshops
- Events
- Welcome to the URBAN NATION MUSEUM FOR URBAN CONTEMPORARY ART
  We want Street Art, Graffiti and Urban Contemporary Art to be accessible to everyone. For this reason, the admission to the museum is free of charge. As the museum is mainly financed by donations, we are happy to receive any admission donation in the box at the counter or our digital donation column.
What’s On?
Art & Artists
- Art Map
- Artists
- Fresh A.I.R.
- Fresh A.I.R. scholarships
  The Fresh A.I.R. scholarships offer artists and cultural professionals in the field of Urban and New Contemporary Art the time, the space and the resources to devote themselves to an artistic project within the framework of a given thematic complex.
  Weiterlesen
About Us
- The Museum
- Martha Cooper Library
- RENTALS
- Support
- We look forward to your support
  The experience of URBAN NATION and most projects are free of charge. Learn more about how you can easily support us in our daily work.
  learn more
Shop

Evol

Berlin / Germany

Berlin-legend Evol’s artistic topic: urban landscapes and buildings. Evol turns rectangular forms like pieces of cardboard or larger concrete blocks outdoors into pieces of ‘art-chitecure’ by adding house-facades onto them. Selected works can be found in Evol’s collaboration with URBAN NATION on Project M/3 in 2014. […]

Expand Gallery Collapse Gallery

Biography / Evol

Evol is the German capitals’ unofficial archivist: based on his photos of Berlin facades taken during extended city-explorations, Evol creates stencils that are the basis for an artistic transformation of found materials, rectangular pieces of cardboard mutate into small housing blocks, junction boxes on the streets get decorated with hundreds of small windows. Coming from a city in which the topic of gentrification is one of the most talked about matters, Evol’s art is not just decorative, it’s a political statement as well as it is contemporary commentary.

Images: Courtesy of the artist