I Can’t Stop Looking at These Incredible Murals by Vesod

March 11, 2025
By Vidar

These Murals by Vesod Are Like Portals to Another World!

Explore these murals by Italian artist Vesod, who began his journey in the late 1990s as a graffiti artist influenced by classical art and geometry.

His distinctive style blends photorealistic figures in staggered motion with vibrant geometric abstractions, creating surreal and compelling visual narratives. Vesod’s works often reflect his deep appreciation for nature, architecture, and cosmic themes.

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1.

Ecosystem Restoration – London, UK

A vibrant mural highlighting human interconnectedness with nature. It features lush greenery, a contemplative figure, various bird species, and geometric forms integrated with the building’s structure.


2.

M3D3A – Tbilisi, Georgia

A dreamlike architectural setting with floating orbs, archways, and a surreal atmosphere, created for Tbilisi Mural Fest.


3.

Psiche – Mantova, Italy

A mural portraying a figure gracefully interacting with a swan amidst classical architectural elements, created for the Without Frontiers Lunetta festival.


4.

Satyria – Taranto, Italy

A mural of swirling circular forms depicting ocean waves, sailing ships, and rocky landscapes, curated by Gulìa Urbana for T.R.U.St Festival.


5.

Modulo 15 – Stornara, Italy

A compact yet detailed mural featuring circular patterns and mechanical motifs with intricate detailing and depth.


6.

Modulo 7×3 – Bari, Italy

A mural centered around a serene female face surrounded by intricate mechanical and architectural elements, painted for the SanPArt project and curated by URBANUTOPIA.


7.

L1B3R0 – Chur, Switzerland

A surreal mural depicting a dreamlike interaction between human figures, nature, birds, and geometric forms, created for Street Art Festival Chur.


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Which is your favorite?

Discussion 3 comments

  1. @streetartutopia I think my favorites were the smaller one that looked like a steampunk stargate and the larger similar one with the woman’s face. I don’t know that urban areas benefit from these more mechanical images given the lack of green space in most cities but I found them fascinating. Thanks for sharing

  2. @streetartutopia@streetartutopia.com "Ecosystem Restoration" by Vesod in London, UK.

  3. @streetartutopia@streetartutopia.com L1B3R0 by Vesod in Chur, Switzerland.

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