On a recent visit to Berlin I ventured to Bülowstraße in Schöneberg, with the sole purpose of getting a glimpse of URBAN NATION’s HQ street art. I’d caught sight of Super A and Collin van der Sluijs ‘Starling’ on Colossal, produced through the not-for-profit initiative, and I was keen to see what other murals UN had helped bring to Berlin's streets.

I’ve increasingly become fascinated by urban art, which is a hugely important and increasingly admired 21st century art form, capable of bringing cities to life and allowing people to find expression within the very fabric of places. Bülowstraße didn’t disappoint, but inspired a deeper curiosity about URBAN NATION and its mission, so I got in touch with director Yasha Young to find out more.

Musings about my favourite places in NYC - from restaurants to galleries and city wanderings, including The Quarter, WILD, Keen's Steakhouse, Norma's, Izakaya NoMad, The Highline, MOMA and street art.

Banksy isn't the only street artist keeping his identity under wraps - South East London street artist Trust Icon's identity also remains unknown, but since 2009 his works have emerged on the streets of London and beyond to great acclaim.

Walking to work this morning I spotted a new addition to Queen's Park station's street art spot...I've had my eye on it for a while waiting for something snap-worthy. Today was the day!

The question is, what is he trying to say with his new work?

An ongoing documentary of the ever evolving street art of cities visited, mostly the streets of London but also Leeds, Brighton, Amsterdam, Vienna and beyond.

Including work by: Cherie Strong Art, Louis Weinberger, Dscreet, Ali Hamish, Mike Jones and Anna Walker, Saki and Bitches, The Rolling People, Dan Kitchener (DANK), StinkFish, Roa, Faith Forty Seven, Paul Don Smith, Noemie Baud, Free Form Arts, Alexis Dias and Elian Chali, Stikki Peaches, Irony, Stephen Powers, and far too many unknown artists...feel free to use the comments to tag work!

​Images: Sarah Moor