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New Street Art #3 (21 Photos)

February 22, 2025
By Vidar
A collage of two striking street art pieces. On the left, a vibrant mural by Alvaro Córdova in Cotacachi, Ecuador, depicting an Indigenous woman assisting another woman in childbirth under a crescent moon, with Andean textile patterns and a floating fetus in the cosmos. On the right, a hyperrealistic mural by Blesea in Cherbourg, France, showing a squirrel breaking through a concrete wall. A man in a hoodie interacts with the artwork, holding a real acorn to enhance the illusion. A fusion of culture, symbolism, and playful street art.

New walls, new stories! Check out 21 amazing murals from around the world. These artworks bring streets to life, turning ordinary spaces into giant outdoor galleries.

In Plasencia, Spain, Descendimiento by J.M. Brea mixes classic religious art with modern street style. Over in Bastia, Italy, Batman and Penguin by Matteo Ilcoffee Fronduti adds a fun, comic-book touch. Meanwhile, Cut Out For Love by TABBY is a clever stencil piece that makes you think.

In Wuhan, China, The Poem by WD (Wild Drawing) looks like a painting in a fancy frame, but it’s actually on a wall! And in Yurimaguas, Peru, La selva de Manuel Capuena by Diego Capuena takes you deep into a colorful jungle scene.

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1.

A hyperrealistic mural by Blesea in Cherbourg, France, depicting a squirrel breaking through a concrete wall. A man in a hoodie interacts with the mural, holding a real acorn, creating a playful 3D illusion.

By Blesea in Cherbourg, France.

2.

A stunning 3D mural by SCAF transforming a plain brick structure into a monstrous, grinning Cheshire Cat with glowing yellow eyes and sharp teeth. The cat appears to be bursting through the walls, with its pink and black-striped body wrapping around the corners. A man dressed in a butcher’s apron and a gas mask stands nearby, holding weights, enhancing the eerie and surreal effect. Before-and-after shots show the space before the mural was painted.

After / Before by SCAF.

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A hyperrealistic mural by J.M. Brea in Plasencia, Spain, depicting a partially draped, wounded male figure in a classical Descent from the Cross pose. The artwork is painted within the pointed Gothic arch of an old brick and stone ruin, creating a striking illusion that the figure is emerging from the building itself. Blood drips from his wounds, adding a dramatic, almost sculptural effect to the composition.
A hyperrealistic mural by J.M. Brea in Plasencia, Spain, depicting a partially draped, wounded male figure in a classical Descent from the Cross pose. The artwork is painted within the pointed Gothic arch of an old brick and stone ruin, creating a striking illusion that the figure is emerging from the building itself. Blood drips from his wounds, adding a dramatic, almost sculptural effect to the composition.

“Descendimiento” by J.M. Brea in Plasencia, Spain for Semana Santa Plasencia.

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A mural under a bridge in Castelldefels, Spain, featuring a snarling wolf with glowing blue eyes and sharp fangs, surrounded by mist-like energy. The artwork blends with intricate graffiti lettering on both sides and a backdrop of dark mountains under a night sky with a glowing blue halo. The wolf's fur is meticulously detailed, giving it a strikingly realistic yet mythical appearance.

By Erso Cas, Scorns One and Chesky in Castelldefels, Spain.

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A large trompe-l'œil mural by Rober Bece in Santa Marta de Tormes, Spain, depicting a picturesque town square with cobblestone streets, colorful Mediterranean-style buildings, balconies, a fountain, and a bar with an orange awning. The artwork seamlessly blends with the surrounding architecture, making the entire scene appear three-dimensional. The illusion is especially striking in the way it interacts with the real parking lot in front of it.

By Rober Bece in Santa Marta de Tormes, Spain.

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A mural by SEAROK in Freital, Germany, depicting a large, semi-abstract skeleton painted in shades of gold, purple, and black. The skeletal figure appears to be emerging from the cracked concrete wall, holding another skull in its hands in a dramatic and almost theatrical pose. The highly detailed rendering of the bones contrasts with graffiti-style lettering on the left side, adding an urban, surreal touch to the piece.

By SEAROK in Freital, Germany.

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A mural by LAEC in Mont-de-Marsan, France, depicting two young girls in blue dresses crouching by a shallow pool of water, playing and exploring. The hyperrealistic artwork is accented with bold red leaves against a teal background, adding a dreamlike, painterly contrast. Their wet clothes and glowing skin reflect the sunlight, making the scene feel alive and full of nostalgia.

By LAEC in Mont-de-Marsan, France.

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A mural by Jay Mack in Passaic, New Jersey, depicting Doctor Doom seated on a throne, hands clasped in deep contemplation. His metallic armor gleams under a green cloak, with one glowing eye exuding an eerie power. The cosmic background bursts with vibrant energy, fiery meteors, and electrical currents, creating an epic, otherworldly atmosphere. A bold tribute to the iconic Marvel villain.

By Jay Mack in Passaic, New Jersey. Photo by ToughArt.

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A stencil street art piece by TABBY featuring a young girl in a red dress holding a white heart with a chainsaw in her hands. To her right, a separate black heart appears cut out from the wall, casting a shadow that adds a 3D effect. The artwork plays with perspective and symbolism, evoking themes of love, loss, and creation.

“Cut Out For Love” by TABBY.

10.

A vibrant mural by Shub_110 featuring a neon-lit portrait of a woman gazing upward, her expression filled with wonder and intensity. The artwork is painted in electric shades of pink, blue, and purple, with glowing light streaks emerging from her head, adding an ethereal, futuristic feel. The background blends abstract elements with a deep cosmic aura, making the portrait feel almost otherworldly.

By Shub 110.

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A large-scale mural by Jota López in Madrid, Spain, titled El Abrazo. The artwork features two overlapping portraits—an elderly woman in grayscale and a younger woman in vibrant shades of pink, blue, and purple. Digital pixelation and glitch-like effects fragment the composition, blending tradition with modernity. Circular windows on the building integrate seamlessly into the design, enhancing the illusion. A small figure stands beneath the towering mural, emphasizing its scale.

“El abrazo” by Jota López in Madrid, Spain for Mural Talaz.

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A colorful mural by Zeon and Luis Zúñiga in Mexico City, depicting two anthropomorphic cats with exaggerated expressions. On the left, a tough, streetwise cat in a hoodie grips a spray can, with narrowed eyes and sharp fur. On the right, an older, disheveled cat with a white beard and wide eyes sips from a steaming coffee mug adorned with a Hello Kitty design. The background features a chain-link fence, flying cartoonish birds, and neon city lights, adding to the comic-book-style energy of the piece. A real cat casually strolls past, blending into the scene.

By Zeon and Luis Zuñiga in Mexico City.

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A surreal mural by Zike in Toul, France, featuring a humanoid figure with a cassette tape for a head, complete with spinning reels and a distorted, melted expression. The character, dressed in a vintage streetwear outfit, rides a highly detailed flying carpet, gripping its edges like a skateboarder. In one hand, they hold a megaphone, while a suitcase trails behind, emitting a smoky, dreamlike aura. The background is a soft pink and purple sunset with silhouetted palm trees, giving the piece a retro-futuristic, psychedelic feel.

By Zike in Toul, France.

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A colorful mural by Matteo “Ilcoffee” Fronduti in Bastia, Italy, featuring a playful rendition of Batman and The Penguin, surrounded by graffiti-style lettering and classic comic book sound effects like 'Kapow!' and 'Zap!!!'. Batman, in a deep purple suit, makes a hand gesture as if adjusting his mask, while The Penguin smirks mischievously in his signature hat and monocle. The bright yellow Batman logo pops against the dynamic, nostalgic design, blending street art with pop culture.

Batman and Penguin by Matteo Ilcoffee Fronduti in Bastia, Italy.

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A mural by Mick in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, featuring a grayscale portrait of a young woman with colorful highlights in her hair, wrapped in a headscarf. Her gaze is strong and serene, set against a geometric pastel backdrop with a blooming lotus flower and a heart-shaped ‘Respeto’ (Respect) message in elegant script. Flowing purple and blue waves add movement, symbolizing harmony and empowerment.

By Mick in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico for Urban Vibes Fest.

16.

A mural by BZKS in Thessaloniki, Greece, depicting a grayscale portrait of a young boy wearing oversized pink sunglasses with the word 'FREEDOM?' written across the lenses. The boy gazes upward at a realistic bee hovering above, while a second bee appears only as a shadow on the wall. The contrast between the monochrome face and the vibrant sunglasses adds depth and symbolism, inviting reflection on freedom and perspective.

“The boy and the bee” by BZKS in Thessaloniki, Greece.

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A mural by Juan Pablo and Adán Yadir Rodríguez in Tampico, Mexico, featuring a Xoloitzcuintli dog painted in a hyperrealistic style with colorful Día de los Muertos-inspired decorations on its face. Beside it, a sugar skull adorned with intricate floral patterns and neon hues glows against a cosmic black background. The mural is framed by geometric shapes in bright pink, green, and purple, adding a modern, abstract touch to the traditional Mexican symbolism.

By Juan Pablo and Adan Yadir Rodríguez in Tampico, Mexico.

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A striking mural by Elgee featuring a neon-lit portrait of a woman with bold piercings, dark lipstick, and oversized round sunglasses reflecting the surrounding world. Her hair flows in shades of hot pink and yellow, blending seamlessly into the background. A spiked choker and sharp nails add an edgy, rebellious touch, making the piece radiate with attitude and intensity.

By Elgee. Photo by Marina Aguiar.

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A mural by Diego Capuena in Yurimaguas, Peru, featuring three portraits of Manuel Capuena set against a lush jungle backdrop. The largest figure in the foreground places a hand over his chest, where a vivid scene of a tropical landscape, complete with a thatched-roof hut, waterfall, and sunset, is painted within his body. The artwork captures themes of identity, ancestry, and the deep connection between humanity and nature.

“La selva de Manuel Capuena” by Diego Capuena in Yurimaguas, Peru.

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Huge mural by WD (Wild Drawing) in Wuhan, China, depicting a young woman sitting within an ornate golden frame, as if emerging from a classical painting. She holds a flute above her head, her expression contemplative. Her dress features an intricate illustration of a pagoda, symbolizing cultural heritage. The background is filled with lush green foliage, and the mural extends onto the building’s rooftop, where lotus flowers complete the harmonious composition. A group of people poses in front, adding life and scale to the artwork.

“The poem” by WD (Wild Drawing) in Wuhan, China with Super Painter (超级画咖) Agency.

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A vibrant mural by Alvaro Córdova in Cotacachi, Ecuador, depicting an Indigenous woman giving birth with the assistance of a midwife in traditional clothing. The scene is rich with symbolism, featuring a glowing unborn baby floating in the cosmos, ancestral faces within a starry cross-shaped portal, and large protective hands emerging from the earth. The background showcases geometric Andean patterns, a crescent moon, and a swirling river, all reinforcing themes of heritage, spirituality, and the sacred act of bringing life into the world.

By Alvaro Córdova in Cotacachi, Ecuador.

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  2. I really like them all, and #21 is my absolute favorite, followed by #20 and #19! 🥳🎉🤩

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