Onze liefde voor street art

Hoewel nergens officieel vermeld kan Amsterdam Teleport Hotel zich kwalificeren als een street art hotel. We zijn super trots op de 120 kamers die zijn gepaint door geweldige streetartist van over de hele wereld. In 2016 organiseerden we ons eerste Teleport Art Event met het Amsterdam Street Art platform. Samen hebben we 8 lokale en internationale graffiti kunstenaars uitgenodigd en de artiesten carte blanche gegeven. Het resultaat van dit evenement en de vele andere die volgden is te zien in de onderstaande galerij. Aarzel niet om ons een e-mail te sturen en te vragen of de kamer met je favoriete mural beschikbaar is voor je volgende verblijf!

ROOM #1
Beazarility is a multi-disciplinary (street)artist that first started creating art in 2000.
He combines photography, scanned images, illustrations & street culture to create his typical work.
Check out more work of Beazarility here
ROOM #2
It’s hard to put a label on the style of Sjem Bakkus’ work. His work is best described as crazy but funny.
In his art Sjem will take you on a fantasy trip through madness and complexity.
Check out more work of Sjem Bakkus here
ROOM #3
Beazarility is a multi-disciplinary (street)artist that first started creating art in 2000.
He combines photography, scanned images, illustrations & street culture to create his typical work.
Check out more work of Beazarility here
ROOM #4
Dotsy from Sweden is known for his murals that look like they stepped from the screen and projected themselves into the real world.
Abstract figures and lettering in space-like surroundings get your attention through simple but detailed shapes and a distinctive color palette.
Check out more work of Dotsy here
ROOM #5
It’s hard to put a label on the style of Sjem Bakkus’ work. His work is best described as crazy but funny.
In his art Sjem will take you on a fantasy trip through madness and complexity.
Check out more work of Sjem Bakkus here
ROOM #6
Sket185 has 35 years of experience as graffiti / street art artist. His is known for his cheerful iridescence,
strong contours and bright designs. His cheerful figures often pop up on public places.
Check out more work of Sket185 here
ROOM #7
Sket185 has 35 years of experience as graffiti / street art artist. His is known for his cheerful iridescence,
strong contours and bright designs. His cheerful figures often pop up on public places.
Check out more work of Sket185 here
ROOM #8
The art of Ives.one from Amsterdam can be easily recognized by the distinctive fragmented style. It took Ives.one a long time to develop this style and
has a deeper meaning for him. No person is the same and consists out of different “fragments”. Important subjects of his portraits are friends,
family, other artists and legends.
Check out more work of Ives.one here
ROOM #9
Sket185 has 35 years of experience as graffiti / street art artist. His is known for his cheerful iridescence,
strong contours and bright designs. His cheerful figures often pop up on public places.
Check out more work of Sket185 here
ROOM #10
The art of Ives.one from Amsterdam can be easily recognized by the distinctive fragmented style. It took Ives.one a long time to develop this style and
has a deeper meaning for him. No person is the same and consists out of different “fragments”. Important subjects of his portraits are friends,
family, other artists and legends.
Check out more work of Ives.one here
ROOM #11
Work from PRESSONE is very easy to recognize. His characteristic cartoony figure with big eyes and a stitched mouth can be found all over the city
on walls, doors, signs, containers and on construction sites. PRESSONE not only works with graffiti but does a lot of stickers with the same signature cartoony figure.
Check out more work of Pressone here
ROOM #12
As much as we would like you to inform about this artwork unfortunately there was no way to find out which artist is behind this mysterious artwork.
We thought we kept track of all the works but this one for some reason got under our street art radar!
ROOM #13
The art of Ives.one from Amsterdam can be easily recognized by the distinctive fragmented style. It took Ives.one a long time to develop this style and
has a deeper meaning for him. No person is the same and consists out of different “fragments”. Important subjects of his portraits are friends,
family, other artists and legends.
Check out more work of Ives.one here
ROOM #14
Multi-talent Franki5 Fingers is a drummer, musician, composer, painter, illustrator, writer and teacher. Since the opening in 2015
Franki5 Fingers has been continiously helping us making this hotel a brighter, more colorful and creative place.
Check out more work of Franki5 Fingers here
ROOM #15
Work from PRESSONE is very easy to recognize. His characteristic cartoony figure with big eyes and a stitched mouth can be found all over the city
on walls, doors, signs, containers and on construction sites. PRESSONE not only works with graffiti but does a lot of stickers with the same signature cartoony figure.
Check out more work of Pressone here
ROOM #16
Beazarility is a multi-disciplinary (street)artist that first started creating art in 2000.
He combines photography, scanned images, illustrations & street culture to create his typical work.
Check out more work of Beazarility here
ROOM #17
Dotsy from Sweden is known for his murals that look like they stepped from the screen and projected themselves into the real world.
Abstract figures and lettering in space-like surroundings get your attention through simple but detailed shapes and a distinctive color palette.
Check out more work of Dotsy here
ROOM #18
Beazarility is a multi-disciplinary (street)artist that first started creating art in 2000.
He combines photography, scanned images, illustrations & street culture to create his typical work.
Check out more work of Beazarility here
ROOM #19
The art of Ives.one from Amsterdam can be easily recognized by the distinctive fragmented style. It took Ives.one a long time to develop this style and
has a deeper meaning for him. No person is the same and consists out of different “fragments”. Important subjects of his portraits are friends,
family, other artists and legends.
Check out more work of Ives.one here
ROOM #20
It’s hard to put a label on the style of Sjem Bakkus’ work. His work is best described as crazy but funny.
In his art Sjem will take you on a fantasy trip through madness and complexity.
Check out more work of Sjem Bakkus here
ROOM #21
Sket185 has 35 years of experience as graffiti / street art artist. His is known for his cheerful iridescence,
strong contours and bright designs. His cheerful figures often pop up on public places.
Check out more work of Sket185 here
ROOM #22
Work from PRESSONE is very easy to recognize. His characteristic cartoony figure with big eyes and a stitched mouth can be found all over the city
on walls, doors, signs, containers and on construction sites. PRESSONE not only works with graffiti but does a lot of stickers with the same signature cartoony figure.
Check out more work of Pressone here
ROOM #23
Hugo Mulder’s artwork has been published nationally and internationally. Before DHM could be easily recognized by his tribal/tattoo style animals. Now he
switched a bit more towards digital female images full of details and a mixture of styles. He combines scratches, cuts, drawings and paint
to create pieces that really stand out.
Check out more work of DHM here
ROOM #24
It’s hard to put a label on the style of Sjem Bakkus’ work. His work is best described as crazy but funny.
In his art Sjem will take you on a fantasy trip through madness and complexity.
Check out more work of Sjem Bakkus here
ROOM #25
Amsterdam based graffiti artiest with over 20 years of experience. Chuck is a well known graffiti artist with commissioned jobs all over the world.
Chuck is the owner of Graffiti valhalla 'The Loads' where artists from all over the world come by to leave some art.
Check out more work of Chuck here
ROOM #26
Beazarility is a multi-disciplinary (street)artist that first started creating art in 2000.
He combines photography, scanned images, illustrations & street culture to create his typical work.
Check out more work of Beazarility here
ROOM #27
Roy, is a street artist from Holland. He started stencilling and doing street art in december 2007. He now has a big collection of works in many places of
the world. Beautifull photorealistic stencils and super hero cartoon images. His paste ups are also very inspiring positioned on hot spots!
Check out more work of Roy Schreuder here
ROOM #28
Born in Almagro, Spain and currently working out of Amsterdam, street artist Skount has showcased his incredible work on walls around the world.
While often collaborating with other graffiti and street artists Skount’s work is much more illustration and character-based than lettering or typography.
His characters are highly detailed and quite vibrant, showcasing his breadth of artistic skills
Check out more work of Skount here
ROOM #29
This talented female artist puts so much color, shape and emotions into her work that the fluffy murals stare at you from the wall, as if they are ready to step
into this world. What’s amazing is that Missy Dbalia puts her bright pieces into a social context too, giving attention to less privileged neighborhoods and
trying to change their reputation.
Check out more work of Missy Dbalia here
ROOM #30
As much as we would like you to inform about this artwork unfortunately there was no way to find out which artist is behind this mysterious artwork.
We thought we kept track of all the works but this one for some reason got under our street art radar!
ROOM #31
Doodkonijn started as a plush animal, then appeared on Rotterdam walls (very often in murals of the Lastplak collective)
and now has his own comic book and exhibition in the Natural History Museum.
Click here for more work of Doodkonijn
ROOM #32
It’s hard to put a label on the style of Sjem Bakkus’ work. His work is best described as crazy but funny.
In his art Sjem will take you on a fantasy trip through madness and complexity.
Check out more work of Sjem Bakkus here
ROOM #101
Sket185 has 35 years of experience as graffiti / street art artist. His is known for his cheerful iridescence,
strong contours and bright designs. His cheerful figures often pop up on public places.
Check out more work of Sket185 here
ROOM #102
Multi-talent Franki5 Fingers is a drummer, musician, composer, painter, illustrator, writer and teacher. Since the opening in 2015
Franki5 Fingers has been continiously helping us making this hotel a brighter, more colorful and creative place.
Check out more work of Franki5 Fingers here
ROOM #103
The artist, Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations, which he usually draws up in his sketch book before making it come to life. The precision and use of the typical Teleport Hotel room colors
make his art piece perfectly suitable for the walls of Teleport Hotel.
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #104
Roy, is a street artist from Holland. He started stencilling and doing street art in december 2007. He now has a big collection of works in many places of
the world. Beautifull photorealistic stencils and super hero cartoon images. His paste ups are also very inspiring positioned on hot spots!
Check out more work of Roy Schreuder here
ROOM #105
The artist, Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations, which he usually draws up in his sketch book before making it come to life. The precision and use of the typical Teleport Hotel room colors
make his art piece perfectly suitable for the walls of Teleport Hotel.
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #106
Amsterdam based graffiti artiest with over 20 years of experience. Chuck is a well known graffiti artist with commissioned jobs all over the world.
Chuck is the owner of Graffiti valhalla 'The Loads' where artists from all over the world come by to leave some art.
Check out more work of Chuck here
ROOM #107
Amsterdam based graffiti artiest with over 20 years of experience. Chuck is a well known graffiti artist with commissioned jobs all over the world.
Chuck is the owner of Graffiti valhalla 'The Loads' where artists from all over the world come by to leave some art.
Check out more work of Chuck here
ROOM #108
This talented female artist puts so much color, shape and emotions into her work that the fluffy murals stare at you from the wall, as if they are ready to step
into this world. What’s amazing is that Missy Dbalia puts her bright pieces into a social context too, giving attention to less privileged neighborhoods and
trying to change their reputation.
Check out more work of Missy Dbalia here
ROOM #109
Beazarility is a multi-disciplinary (street)artist that first started creating art in 2000.
He combines photography, scanned images, illustrations & street culture to create his typical work.
Check out more work of Beazarility here
ROOM #110
The artist, Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations, which he usually draws up in his sketch book before making it come to life. The precision and use of the typical Teleport Hotel room colors
make his art piece perfectly suitable for the walls of Teleport Hotel.
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #111
Otto Schade, Chilean-German street artist, urban sculptor and architect, decorates walls with smooth lines that shape into surreal contemporary pieces.
They are not always joyful, but they always make you admire the collaboration between man’s mind, skill and spray-paint cans.
Check out more work of Otto Schade here
ROOM #112
As much as we would like you to inform about this artwork unfortunately there was no way to find out which artist is behind this mysterious artwork.
We thought we kept track of all the works but this one for some reason got under our street art radar!
ROOM #113
Doodkonijn started as a plush animal, then appeared on Rotterdam walls (very often in murals of the Lastplak collective)
and now has his own comic book and exhibition in the Natural History Museum.
Check out more work of Doodkonijn here
ROOM #114
The artist, Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations, which he usually draws up in his sketch book before making it come to life. The precision and use of the typical Teleport Hotel room colors
make his art piece perfectly suitable for the walls of Teleport Hotel.
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #115
It’s hard to put a label on the style of Sjem Bakkus’ work. His work is best described as crazy but funny.
In his art Sjem will take you on a fantasy trip through madness and complexity.
Check out more work of Sjem Bakkus here
ROOM #116
Rotterdam based Pinwin, illustrator, designer and street artis is one of the 11 members of the Lastplak street art collective.
IHis colorful, joyful and cartoony designs can be found all over the world.
Check out more work of Pinwin here
ROOM #117
Sket185 has 35 years of experience as graffiti / street art artist. His is known for his cheerful iridescence,
strong contours and bright designs. His cheerful figures often pop up on public places.
Check out more work of Sket185 here
ROOM #118
Nol has a style which can only be described as bubbly. Everything he creates looks alive, is very round and looks as if it has been inflated.
Nol has created his own creatures to go along with this aesthetic which look like living balloons in themselves.
Check out more work of Nol here
ROOM #119
Multi-talent Franki5 Fingers is a drummer, musician, composer, painter, illustrator, writer and teacher. Since the opening in 2015
Franki5 Fingers has been continiously helping us making this hotel a brighter, more colorful and creative place.
Check out more work of Franki5 Fingers here
ROOM #120
Beazarility is a multi-disciplinary (street)artist that first started creating art in 2000.
He combines photography, scanned images, illustrations & street culture to create his typical work.
Check out more work of Beazarility here
ROOM #121
As much as we would like you to inform about this artwork unfortunately there was no way to find out which artist is behind this mysterious artwork.
We thought we kept track of all the works but this one for some reason got under our street art radar!
ROOM #122
It’s hard to put a label on the style of Sjem Bakkus’ work. His work is best described as crazy but funny.
In his art Sjem will take you on a fantasy trip through madness and complexity.
Check out more work of Sjem Bakkus here
ROOM #123
From illegal graffiti to contemporary museums, Ard Doko has been taking the international art scene by storm since the age of 19. His images and stories
often depict romance, his rough childhood, and the journey of finding his own identity. Heavy brush strokes, splatters and shapes carved in the canvas
are distinctive for his art and often described as expressive and "straight in your face".
Check out more work of Ard Doko here
ROOM #124
Beazarility is a multi-disciplinary (street)artist that first started creating art in 2000.
He combines photography, scanned images, illustrations & street culture to create his typical work.
Check out more work of Beazarility here
ROOM #125
This talented female artist puts so much color, shape and emotions into her work that the fluffy murals stare at you from the wall, as if they are ready to step
into this world. What’s amazing is that Missy Dbalia puts her bright pieces into a social context too, giving attention to less privileged neighborhoods and
trying to change their reputation.
Check out more work of Missy Dbalia here
ROOM #126
Marcus always had a passion for drawing and painting. Friends who were already active in applying graffiti (commissioned) brought him into contact with
the spray can. In addition to designing letters, he was mainly concerned with spraying images such as cartoons, objects and / or portraits. That is how he
came into contact with the airbrush, a small paint gun with which he could achieve the same effect on a smaller scale as in large with a regular spray can.
Today Marcus combines spray can and airbrush to achieve the most realistic result possible
Check out more work of Marcus here
ROOM #127
Born in Almagro, Spain and currently working out of Amsterdam, street artist Skount has showcased his incredible work on walls around the world.
While often collaborating with other graffiti and street artists Skount’s work is much more illustration and character-based than lettering or typography.
His characters are highly detailed and quite vibrant, showcasing his breadth of artistic skills
Check out more work of Skount here
ROOM #128 / 129
Eklor is an Amsterdam based creative mind born in France in 1986. Graffiti activist and Spray painter since 2000 entered the scene because he liked drawing
and hiphop culture. Elkor have never had the rage or the urge to strip streets or railroads, to convey a message of rebellion. His work is characterized by the
dynamic of both the structure of letters and of the use of colors and textures.
Check out more work of Eklor here
ROOM #130
JoostvijfB’s first love was graffiti. A very young Joost had an ambitious dream: making his name visible at as many places possible and put Joost stickers all
over Alphen a/d Rijn. His first contact with graffiti was in 1999. Fooling around with a marker started to bore him. It was time for the real thing: spray cans,
long nights on the street with friends and endless pieces of pieces. It was necessary in order to learn to create something much more than a simple tag.
Soon Joost’s dream became much bigger and wanted (his) street art to be something that people would detour for. Graffiti had to be put
in a positive daylight.
Check out more work of Joost5b here
ROOM #131
Eklor is an Amsterdam based creative mind born in France in 1986. Graffiti activist and Spray painter since 2000 entered the scene because he liked drawing
and hiphop culture. Elkor have never had the rage or the urge to strip streets or railroads, to convey a message of rebellion. His work is characterized by the
dynamic of both the structure of letters and of the use of colors and textures.
Check out more work of Eklor here
ROOM #132
JoostvijfB’s first love was graffiti. A very young Joost had an ambitious dream: making his name visible at as many places possible and put Joost stickers all
over Alphen a/d Rijn. His first contact with graffiti was in 1999. Fooling around with a marker started to bore him. It was time for the real thing: spray cans,
long nights on the street with friends and endless pieces of pieces. It was necessary in order to learn to create something much more than a simple tag.
Soon Joost’s dream became much bigger and wanted (his) street art to be something that people would detour for. Graffiti had to be put
in a positive daylight.
Check out more work of Joost5b here
ROOM #133
Otto Schade, Chilean-German street artist, urban sculptor and architect, decorates walls with smooth lines that shape into surreal contemporary pieces.
They are not always joyful, but they always make you admire the collaboration between man’s mind, skill and spray-paint cans.
Check out more work of Otto Schade here
ROOM #134
Doodkonijn started as a plush animal, then appeared on Rotterdam walls (very often in murals of the Lastplak collective)
and now has his own comic book and exhibition in the Natural History Museum.
Click here for more work of Doodkonijn here
ROOM #135
Otto Schade, Chilean-German street artist, urban sculptor and architect, decorates walls with smooth lines that shape into surreal contemporary pieces.
They are not always joyful, but they always make you admire the collaboration between man’s mind, skill and spray-paint cans.
Check out more work of Otto Schade here
ROOM #136
Born in Almagro, Spain and currently working out of Amsterdam, street artist Skount has showcased his incredible work on walls around the world.
While often collaborating with other graffiti and street artists Skount’s work is much more illustration and character-based than lettering or typography.
His characters are highly detailed and quite vibrant, showcasing his breadth of artistic skills
Check out more work of Skount here
ROOM #137
This talented female artist puts so much color, shape and emotions into her work that the fluffy murals stare at you from the wall, as if they are ready to step
into this world. What’s amazing is that Missy Dbalia puts her bright pieces into a social context too, giving attention to less privileged neighborhoods and
trying to change their reputation.
Check out more work of Missy Dbalia here
ROOM #138
Hugo Mulder’s artwork has been published nationally and internationally. Before DHM could be easily recognized by his tribal/tattoo style animals. Now he
switched a bit more towards digital female images full of details and a mixture of styles. He combines scratches, cuts, drawings and paint
to create pieces that really stand out.
Check out more work of DHM here
ROOM #139
As much as we would like you to inform about this artwork unfortunately there was no way to find out which artist is behind this mysterious artwork.
We thought we kept track of all the works but this one for some reason got under our street art radar!
ROOM #140
The artist, Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations, which he usually draws up in his sketch book before making it come to life. The precision and use of the typical Teleport Hotel room colors
make his art piece perfectly suitable for the walls of Teleport Hotel.
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #141
Ottograph, a large-scale mural painter, has been slinging paint since the age of ten. The Modern Art Museum of Antwerpen (Belgium) is home to a giant
Ottograph mural. Otto also painted murals in Moscow, Tokyo, Berlin New York and San Fancisco.
Check out more work of Ottograph here
ROOM #201
Mossy Giant is an Amsterdam based illustrator and graphic designer. His works are not for the easily distracted, he wants people that take the time to sit
down and look at the lines and details and step into the worlds that are in front of them. Nature, Man, Beast & machine are the recurring themes that are
at play within the creations of Mossy Giant. Wizard-like hippies, jolly bears and archaic transportation devices (read Hippie Vans) are subjects that the
giant loves to put on paper.
Check out more work of Mossy Giant here
ROOM #202
Multi-talent Franki5 Fingers is a drummer, musician, composer, painter, illustrator, writer and teacher. Since the opening in 2015
Franki5 Fingers has been continiously helping us making this hotel a brighter, more colorful and creative place.
Check out more work of Franki5 Fingers here
ROOM #203
Simian Switch from Dordrecht is graffiti artist, graphic designer, illustrator and one of the founders of Iconoclash a concept of the Dordrecht Street Art
platform for the Beeldenstorm (Great Iconoclash in 1566) Woordenstorm festival in 2016. Dordrecht had to become the artists city it once was.
Check out more work of Simian Switch here
ROOM #204
The art of Ives.one from Amsterdam can be easily recognized by the distinctive fragmented style. It took Ives.one a long time to develop this style and
has a deeper meaning for him. No person is the same and consists out of different “fragments”. Important subjects of his portraits are friends,
family, other artists and legends.
Check out more work of Ives.one here
ROOM #205
Dopie (‘83) has been a well-known artist in the Dutch graffiti scene for over fifteen years. Inspired by the throw-ups on the subway cars in his hometown
Amsterdam, he started exploring his artistic talents, painting his Dopie moniker on concrete walls and trains. Wanting to push his boundaries, he started
practicing elaborate characters a few years later. This led to the development of his characteristic photorealistic style.
Check out more work of Dopie.DSK here
ROOM #206
Alexander Tadlock, born in California and raised in the different regions of Mexico, has been greatly influenced by the exposure to diverse cultures that have
enriched him with a world vision for visual arts. Inspired by vivid forms of nature and the human figure, Tadlock is constantly learning new techniques from
experiences that allow him to represent through visual arts, the gaze that reflects the inner soul.
Check out more work of Alexander Tadlock here
ROOM #207
Berol 377 born in Mexico and now Barcelona based for more than 5 years started painting in 2000. He grew up in a place where “living” colours where
omnipresent. Beroy377 is an artist that uses very bright colours which makes people stop and check out his works. His main goal is to transmit
happiness, joy, good vibes in his work.
Check out more work of Berol377 here
ROOM #208
Berol 377 born in Mexico and now Barcelona based for more than 5 years started painting in 2000. He grew up in a place where “living” colours where
omnipresent. Beroy377 is an artist that uses very bright colours which makes people stop and check out his works. His main goal is to transmit
happiness, joy, good vibes in his work.
Check out more work of Berol377 here
ROOM #209
Ottograph, a large-scale mural painter, has been slinging paint since the age of ten. The Modern Art Museum of Antwerpen (Belgium) is home to a giant
Ottograph mural. Otto also painted murals in Moscow, Tokyo, Berlin New York and San Fancisco.
Check out more work of Ottograph here
ROOM #210
Ringo prefers to make (large) wall paintings and mixed media works on canvas and paper. Through the variation of working as a street artist in public spaces and as a visual artist in the studio, he keeps both passions challenging for himself and exciting
for the outside world. He developed his strong sense of typography and design in the graffiti and street art circuit. It was therefore a logical step to study graphic design at the Willem de Kooning academy, where he graduated in 2010.
Check out more work of Ringo1984 here
ROOM #211
With more than 30 years of experience, Nash has developed a unique style. This style can best be described as a combination
between realistic and characteristic cartoons. This graffiti style has become his trademark worldwide.
Check out more work of Nasher70 here
ROOM #212
As much as we would like you to inform about this artwork unfortunately there was no way to find out which artist is behind this mysterious artwork.
We thought we kept track of all the works but this one for some reason got under our street art radar!
ROOM #213
Geert "Sapo" Loijen is a Dutch graffiti artist from Weert that was nominated in the category people's favorite during the Dutch Street Art Awards in 2018

Check out more work of Sapo here
ROOM #214
Sniek is a Dutch graffiti artist known for his signature cartoony alien / robotlike creature. Many of his murals can be found in the Southern part of the
Netherlands in cities like Breda, Den Bosch, Eindhoven and in room 214 of course!
Check out more work of Sniek here
ROOM #215
Frederick Michielsen, FredandFilou or just simply Fred is an Antwerp based artist and founder of the Am I Yours concept? Fred has collaborated with
many artists and his work has been exhibited in the Go-Gallery in Amsterdam under the name Fred’s Friends.
Check out more work of FredandFilou here
ROOM #216
Ox-Alien is a Dutch artist who started tagging his name in the late eighties, In 2000 he made the switch to actual street art. During this 'era' it was most
common to create wicked characters, develop your own style and show the world what you're made of. Instead of wild-styling and tagging, he created
a pink flying head with one eye as an “O” and one eye as a “X”. Some people on the streets called it “Ox-Alien” and very quickly this became the artist's
pseudonym.
Check out more work of Ox-alien here
ROOM #217
It’s hard to put a label on the style of Sjem Bakkus’ work. His work is best described as crazy but funny.
In his art Sjem will take you on a fantasy trip through madness and complexity.
Check out more work of Sjem Bakkus here
ROOM #218
Amsterdam based Ben the Jeweler is known for his murals, 3D floorpaintings, portaits, landscapes and abstract paintings. At Teleport hotel
Ben has collaborated with Juice making some awesome festival rooms.
Check out more work of Ben the Jeweler here
ROOM #219
KBTR is a graffiti figure that mainly occurs in the Utrecht area. The gnomes appeared from 2000 on a small scale as illegal graffiti in the streets and along
the railway. From 2006 the number of reports of identified gnomes increased dramatically. KBTR can be easily recognized by his striking teeth and often
angry look. KBTR has been chosen public’s favourite during the Dutch Street Art Awards in 2017.
Check out more work of KBTR here
ROOM #220
Thor-one a.k.a. knoxofthesox is a muralist, graffiti artist and illustrator from Rotterdam.

Check out more work of Thor.one here
ROOM #221
Serge draws and paints surreal creatures, animals, cyborgs and android creatures. On a variety of substrates - from canvas and paper to walls and found
objects. This way he creates dark scenes with a subtle wink. Because Serge is always experimenting with different materials and themes his style develops
continuously. Rumours go that he makes most of his designs in his delivery truck being stuck in traffic jam.
Check out more work of Serge KB here
ROOM #223
Angst (Fear in Dutch) started to tag his name at the age of seven with old spray cans from a neighbouring car company inspired by a documentary about
the thriving street art culture in New York. After losing interest in tagging (he got a girlfriend) he picked up on his “addiction” in 2007 and started to paint
again. He now developed a great unique style combining graffiti and stencils in his work.
Check out more work of Angst here
ROOM #228
Djim has over 15 years’ experience as a graffiti artist and illustrator. Recently he also started tattooing.
Djim likes to combine realism with abstract and geometric influences in his work.
Check out more work of Djim Pijnappel here
ROOM #229
The artist, Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations, which he usually draws up in his sketch book before making it come to life. The precision and use of the typical Teleport Hotel room colors
make his art piece perfectly suitable for the walls of Teleport Hotel.
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #231
The only thing we know about this art work is that it was made by Nnmari Annamri and that apart from stencils and spraycans she used a laser to get all the pieces lined up precisely.
ROOM #232
Henrique Montanari aka EDMX was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil. EDMX uses different media in his artistic work such as painting, graffiti, collage and 3d,
with the objective of passing a positive message about life and questioning contemporary social and cultural moments. In Sao Paolo he learned
to see the beautiful in the midst of chaos, making street art and underground culture ever present.
Check out more work of EDMX here
ROOM #235
Sjors "Maedist" Kouthoofd never makes the same thing twice. As a toddler he started drawing and never quit. With comics as a basis and always feeling the
urge to create new things, different styles, techniques and disciplines to came together and got interwoven.
Check out more work of Maedist here
ROOM #302
Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations.
Mr.June started graffiti in 1985. After six years of oldskool Hip Hop, break dance and graffiti, Graphic Design at the royal school of arts (HKU) was a natural
follow-up where he became a teacher after graduating. Over the last 7 years his murals show a more abstract character, allowing to blend in with his also
abstract canvas work.
Check out more work of Mr. June here
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #303
Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations.
Mr.June started graffiti in 1985. After six years of oldskool Hip Hop, break dance and graffiti, Graphic Design at the royal school of arts (HKU) was a natural
follow-up where he became a teacher after graduating. Over the last 7 years his murals show a more abstract character, allowing to blend in with his also
abstract canvas work.
Check out more work of Mr. June here
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #304
Lily Brik about herself:
“I can not define myself as a designer, artist or graffiti artist. I consider myself creative and I enjoy all kinds of graphic expression.” “Most of people use
to paint during their childhood but as we are growing up we often forget it, but in my case I had the chance that it always remained in my mind.
Painting has always been my favourite way to express myself, my way to explain what I couldn’t say with words. I’m a visual comunicator: design
and ilustration are the base of my projects and I gave them my personal touch full of my most personal feelings. My aim is not only esthetic and
I always try to share emotions…”
Check out more work of Lily Brik here
ROOM #305
Multi-talent Franki5 Fingers is a drummer, musician, composer, painter, illustrator, writer and teacher. Since the opening in 2015
Franki5 Fingers has been continiously helping us making this hotel a brighter, more colorful and creative place.
Check out more work of Franki5 Fingers here
ROOM #306
Darry Perier, is a french street artist from Bordeaux in France. After 3 years of studying illustration in England he’s been teaching illustration and graphic design
during a year in China. Now, back in his home country France and concentrated on what he enjoys most, painting on walls and canvases.
Check out more work of Darry Perier here
ROOM #307
Dmitrii Treu (1982) lives and works in Belgium. His multidisciplinary works are often inspired by pop culture, (art) history, anthropology and everyday life.
He picked up graffiti in 1997 and studied at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. Similar to a 1980’s hip hop DJ,One Duo mixes pop culture elements
with older aspects of an ancient, artistic tradition. Creating a new meaning for iconic and historical images.
Check out more work of One Duo here
ROOM #308
Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations.
Ben the Jeweler is known for his murals, 3D floorpaintings, portaits, landscapes and abstract paintings. At Teleport hotel Ben and Juice have collaborated
and made some awesome festival rooms.
Check out more work of Ben the Jeweler here
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #311
Sandor, a.k.a “Juice”, is an Amsterdam native and has been creating art since the early 80’s. His specialties include street art and art nouveau decorations.
Ben the Jeweler is known for his murals, 3D floorpaintings, portaits, landscapes and abstract paintings. At Teleport hotel Ben and Juice have collaborated
and made some awesome festival rooms.
Check out more work of Ben the Jeweler here
Check out more work of Juice here
ROOM #315
Davy Davidson is a Dutch graffiti artist from The Hague. During the latest art event Davy made this sliced up piece in room 315. It features the classic Amsterdam cartoon Joop Klepzeiker and his dog Harry.

Check out more work of Davy Davidson here
ROOM #320
Henrique Montanari aka EDMX was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil. EDMX uses different media in his artistic work such as painting, graffiti, collage and 3d,
with the objective of passing a positive message about life and questioning contemporary social and cultural moments. In Sao Paolo he learned
to see the beautiful in the midst of chaos, making street art and underground culture ever present.
Check out more work of EDMX here
ROOM #321
Lastplak is a group of around nine painters with different backgrounds and diverse skills. Their goal is to paint, no matter what surface, size or location.
Their work can be found all over the world, but our homebase is Rotterdam, so that's where most of our stuff can be seen.
Check out more work of Lastplak here
ROOM #322
Artist duo from Johannesburg, South Africa. Page33 is a street artist & fine artist from Pretoria, South Africa. She paints anything from animals, landscapes,
abstract artworks to fonts. Johannesburg born artist Zesta, discovered graffiti in 2001. He creates a wide variety of styles from abstract murals and graffiti
lettering to cartoon characters and more realistic or graphic portraits and landscapes.
Check out more work of Zesta here
Check out more work of Page 33 here
ROOM #324
Artist duo from Johannesburg, South Africa. Page33 is a street artist & fine artist from Pretoria, South Africa. She paints anything from animals, landscapes,
abstract artworks to fonts. Johannesburg born artist Zesta, discovered graffiti in 2001. He creates a wide variety of styles from abstract murals and graffiti
lettering to cartoon characters and more realistic or graphic portraits and landscapes.
Check out more work of Zesta here
Check out more work of Page 33 here
ROOM #326
Henrique Montanari aka EDMX was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil. EDMX uses different media in his artistic work such as painting, graffiti, collage and 3d,
with the objective of passing a positive message about life and questioning contemporary social and cultural moments. In Sao Paolo he learned
to see the beautiful in the midst of chaos, making street art and underground culture ever present.
Check out more work of EDMX here
ROOM #327
Marcus always had a passion for drawing and painting. Friends who were already active in applying graffiti (commissioned) brought him into contact with
the spray can. In addition to designing letters, he was mainly concerned with spraying images such as cartoons, objects and / or portraits. That is how he
came into contact with the airbrush, a small paint gun with which he could achieve the same effect on a smaller scale as in large with a regular spray can.
Today Marcus combines spray can and airbrush to achieve the most realistic result possible
Check out more work of Marcus here
ROOM #328 /329
MrX is a Belgium based graffiti artist that never went to art school and learned everything by himself.
MrX’s mixed media art work is bright, colorful and very often contains animals in them.
Check out more work of MrX here
ROOM #330
Marcus always had a passion for drawing and painting. Friends who were already active in applying graffiti (commissioned) brought him into contact with
the spray can. In addition to designing letters, he was mainly concerned with spraying images such as cartoons, objects and / or portraits. That is how he
came into contact with the airbrush, a small paint gun with which he could achieve the same effect on a smaller scale as in large with a regular spray can.
Today Marcus combines spray can and airbrush to achieve the most realistic result possible.
Check out more work of Marcus here
ROOM #333
Bram de Ceurt is a graffiti artist and photographer. For a long time his main focus was on graffiti- and street art, organizing national and
international graffiti events and participating in events, exhibitions and competitions worldwide. Bram de Ceurt was one of the nominees
during the Benelux Street Art Awards 2018 edition.
Check out more work of Bram de Ceurt here
ROOM #334
Smok is a Belgium based artist with a big love for graffiti and typography. Smok has been drawing since he was a little kid and discovered street art and
graffiti at the age of 14. Smok loves to paint animals. He believes animals are often smarter than people. In our society, the motives of humans are often
wrong, it’s about money, career, more… and animals don’t do that. They just live their lives.
Check out more work of SMOK here
ROOM #335
Max aka Above Love Art is a Polish graffiti artist from Poznan. His signature joyful, colourful, cartoony and super funny paper bag characters can be found
on different walls in Amsterdam. His work at first glance looks simple but there is so much humour and creativity put into his designs if you pay attention
to the details. Above love art very often collaborates with Madame Butterfly and Pervomat.
Check out more work of Above Love Art here

THIS IS HOW HAPPY GUESTS TALK ABOUT US

Brilliant couple of days!!!

I liked all the art on the walls it was different & Very quircky. I Liked everything about teleport hotel. Staff are lovely & friendly. I love Dutch people.

Julie, United Kingdom

Great stay 2nd time as well!

The vibe and decor is fantastic, rooms are a delight with the unique local artwork- rooms are spacious and extremely clean. The staff is friendly and helpful and it was fun chatting up with Steph! This was my second stay at this property. :-)

Mandira, India

Just great

Great location, easy to get from train station, 5 minutes by train from the very city centre. The hotel is very trendy and bright. Loved the design and the colours, the atmosphere. Staff is great – very welcoming and helpful. They provided us with a city map with places they recommend to visit – very thoughtful. There is an opportunity to rent bikes and go on a free tour everyday. There is art in every room and the corridors. Also, tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Just great.

Elena, Russia

Its an amaaaazing place to stay! Definitely live here.

Its an amaaaazing place to stay. Great location next to Amsterdam Sloterdijk station which is just 1 stop away from Amsterdam Central. Friendly staff. Breakfast worth the cost, they make omelletes for you the way you like. Comfortable and clean rooms. Really cool designs inside the hotel and awesome private beach for chilling. Simply loved it!

Shapira, Canada

Can highly recommend, great location, really awesome facilities, excellent staff.

Great modern and fun decor inside. The room facilities are fantastic, in fully self contained rooms you get a fridge, microwave and even a Philips Senseo coffee machine! The temperature of the rooms is good, nice blackout curtains. The rooms are very clean and general comfort is great. Bathrooms are nice, very clean and the shower is excellent. Drinks around the recreation areas are free, coffee machines and even a beer tap. There’s even a mini beach area outside reception to relax in with some games and even a playstation!

Stephen, United Kingdom

Fantastic

Good location close to the train station and only 5 minutes away from Amsterdam Central by train, nice big room with all the facilities, great entertainment in the main lobby. We had some much fun playing arcade games :) Special thanks to Rudy, one of reception staff, who was so welcoming and gave us lots of tips about the city, had a great laugh with him chatting about all options to eat around Amsterdam :) he also left us a very much appreciated card and some stroopwafels in our room.

Sorin, Ireland

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THIS IS HOW HAPPY GUESTS TALK ABOUT US

Brilliant couple of days!!!

Great stay 2nd time as well!

Just great

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