1. “Yoda’s meditation” by David Reichelt in Prague, Czech Republic.
Greetings to all street art enthusiasts and curious observers! Today’s selection of vibrant visuals is a true testament to the transformative power of street art.
We’re journeying from Prague’s cityscape adorned with Yoda’s meditative mural by David Reichelt, to the introspective “Nómada” by LIDIA CAO in Villarreal, Spain, a piece that reflects our innate adaptability. We’ll then jet off to Glasgow, UK to witness “.EPOD’s” powerful statement piece, “SPEAK YA MIND” followed by a splash of animated fun with The Simpsons by SOKEM/SOKER, painted during UPFEST 2018 (old mural, but first time on Street Art Utopia).
Next, we’ll admire the intricate new mural by Arkane and Sylvain SIOU Escallon in Montpellier, France, captured beautifully by Movie Scientist, and finally, a poignant work by Giuseppe Caruso in Petilia Policastro, Italy, reminding us of the timeless wisdom of George Bernard Shaw: Man doesn’t stop playing because he gets old, but he gets old because he stops playing.
Just think, your local streets could be the next canvas for these amazing artists. If you spot new, eye-catching street art in your local area, don’t hesitate to share it with our community!: Your Street Art Utopia. We’re always excited to explore new horizons and celebrate the incredible works of new and established artists. So, keep your eyes open and your camera ready – there’s always something new to discover in the world of street art!
2. “Nómada” (Nomad) by LIDIA CAO in Villarreal, Spain curated by Pascual Arnal.
LIDIA CAO: “Each of us has a different ability to adapt to the others, we carry it inside and it is the way we have to face certain situations. We adapt to survive, to camouflage ourselves, to go further. And so, in the end, we make our path.”
3. “SPEAK YA MIND” by .EPOD in Glasgow, UK for Yardworks Festival 2023.
4. The Simpsons by SOKEM/SOKER at UPFEST.
5. By Arkane and Sylvain SIOU Escallon in Montpellier, France for Cousinade Montpellier. Photo by Movie Scientist.
6. By Giuseppe Caruso in Petilia Policastro, Italy.
Man doesn’t stop playing because he gets old, but he gets old because he stops playing. – George Bernard Shaw