10 street art & graffiti pieces available | online gallery

Built at the intersection of street culture and visual storytelling, feeder.ro/shop is an online gallery devoted to street art and graffiti—an organic extension of the feeder.ro universe. Showcasing original canvases, books, magazines, signed posters, and art objects, it supports independent artists who are redefining today’s urban visual landscape.

Fresh off the streets: 10 new artworks by Aeul, LBWS Cat, Ohboy, ERPS, Cătălin Soto, Pisica Pătrată, and Popescu—now up on feeder.ro.shop. From walls to your space, this drop blends street culture, bold visuals, and collectables. Step in and grab the one that hits you first.

Take a closer look at these new and unusual artworks and find your favourite pieces.

ERPS – “București II“, 2021

Spray paint and markers on canvas, 140 x 70 cm

Titled “București II”, this original canvas is a powerful example of Romanian graffiti at its core, painted in 2021 with spray paint and markers signed by graffiti legend ERPS.

Popescu – yellow pack #1 (6 stickers)

6 die-cut stickers, various sizes, printed on adhesive photo paper 

In this pack, Popescu explores a playful, narrative-driven direction, featuring characters caught in moments of mischief, movement, or triumph. Bicycles, props, and gestures suggest mini-stories unfolding inside each sticker.

LBWS Cat – 3d printed cat (multicolour)

12,5 x 12 x 0,3 cm, 3d print, white PLA filament, hand painted

This one-of-a-kind 3D printed cat presents a playful, pop-inflected version of LBWS Cat’s signature character. Printed in white PLA and finished by hand, the piece combines digital precision with direct manual intervention, resulting in a unique surface, colour balance, and finish.

Aeul – Mini UV V (orange), 2025

Spray paint and acrylic marker on cotton canvas, 10 x 10 cm, 2025. The painting is part of a series of six and is signed on the front. It comes with a mini wooden easel.

The feeder.ro online gallery continues to grow its selection of street art and graffiti with a new experimental piece by Aeul. “Mini UV V (orange)” was painted in 2025 in Romania and belongs to a special series conceived as a perfect match for ultraviolet light, revealing enhanced contrasts, glowing accents, and hidden visual nuances when exposed to UV environments.

Cătălin Soto – Macanache Gimnastică Lirică

fridge magnet, 10 x 7,5 cm

This series of fridge magnets features rapper Macanache, photographed by Cătălin Soto, and draws from the visual universe surrounding Gimnastica Lirică.

Ohboy – Bomb III, 2025

Spray paint and acrylic marker on canvas panel / 30 × 24 cm / signed and dated on the back

Bomb III is part of an ongoing series by Ohboy, exploring letterform, volume, and controlled spontaneity within a graffiti-informed visual language.

LBWS Cat – 68 Ukraine Will Be Free (Bandurist Cat)

fridge magnet, 9 x 9 cm

This fridge magnet depicts the bandurist cat, titled “68 Ukraine will be free,” referencing both Ukrainian cultural heritage and the ongoing struggle for independence.

Pisica Pătrată – pink beaded bracelet

Hand-beaded bracelet, adjustable; total length: 28 cm; beaded segment: 13.5 cm x 1,7 cm; only one available

Handmade on a loom using 9 rows of beads, this bracelet features one of Pisica Pătrată’s signature characters. The piece is beaded by the artist’s wife and translates the playful graphic language of the drawings into a wearable object.

Popescu – Harap Alb continuă

A3 digital print, framed by the artist, 40 x 50 cm black frame*

This framed print reimagines Harap Alb as a high-intensity fantasy epic, filtered through Popescu’s unmistakable comic-book language. The composition is dense and cinematic: overlapping characters, dramatic gestures, and swirling textures pull the viewer into a moment of suspended conflict, where myth, violence, and magic collide.

Popescu – The foolish

A3 digital print, framed by the artist, 40 x 50 cm black frame*

This framed print by Popescu bursts with manic energy and dark humour, blending comic-book exaggeration with street-art irreverence. Two grotesque, wide-grinning characters mirror each other in a frenetic dance, their bodies tangled by arrows, motion lines, and visual noise.

The artworks presented here hint at the richness of the collection on feeder.ro/shop, where creativity takes many forms, and new pieces continually add fresh perspectives to the platform.

If you are an urban explorer and street art and graffiti are close to your interests, the Romanian Street Art exhibition at Lente is well worth a visit. The show features some of the works mentioned above, alongside additional pieces available through our online gallery.