This September, Urban Art Meets Gallery brings together two artists
whose work explores the city as a space for unexpected encounters, new perspectives, and visual storytelling.
Sam Crew @sam.crew works with site-specific paste-ups, using the city as both canvas and collaborator. His interventions respond to architecture, urban structures, and everyday surroundings, combining illustration, urban art, and elements of popular culture. Familiar characters and imagery are placed into new contexts, creating moments of humor, nostalgia, and social observation — and inviting us to look at familiar places differently.
LAETI @laetiberlin (Laetitia Hildebrand) takes us into another side of Berlin: its forgotten and disappearing night-time courtyards. Through graffiti, traces of time, and fluorescent colors activated by black light, the Franco-German artist transforms urban spaces into luminous, almost metaphysical environments. Drawing from her connection to Berlin’s bass music scene, her work captures the energy of the city at night, where artificial light reveals hidden layers between isolation and discovery, dream and reality.
Two artists, two distinct approaches, one shared fascination: the city as a living space for art.
Come experience the September edition of Urban Art Meets Gallery at Art City People✨
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