New Street Art That Changes the View (20 Photos, Vol. 14)

Twenty walls that change the whole view

A samurai gummy bear, a tower full of birds, an underwater building and a robot city turn familiar streets into something else. These twenty works move between spectacle, memory and small visual surprises.

Tap Love beneath the works you want to see rise in the ranking.

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🐻 “Lord Gumi” — By Price Goodman in Phoenix, Arizona, USA 🇺🇸

A translucent red gummy bear stands inside a full suit of samurai armor, complete with helmet and sword. Light appears to pass through the candy body while the metal plates stay solid.

Goodman calls the character Lord Gumi and places the mural just north of Roosevelt Street, between North First and North Second streets in downtown Phoenix. Photo by With the Flicks.

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🪖 “Soldier for Love — Love and War” — By JDL in Vienna, Austria 🇦🇹

A lone soldier crosses a tall façade with a white flag trailing behind him. The restrained black-and-white figure is interrupted by a vertical strip of color and symbols.

JDL painted the work at Gunoldstraße 14 for Calle Libre’s 2026 festival, themed In Equality. Photo by Marlene Meth Archive.

More: official Calle Libre festival page and festival post naming the mural.

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🪴 “Manos que sostienen” — By Sake Ink in Valenzuela, Spain 🇪🇸

Two enormous hands hold a potted plant against the white building, with real leaves and branches echoing the painted foliage. A small church on the hill becomes part of the view.

Sake Ink created Manos que sostienen (“Hands That Hold”) for Valenzuela’s town council. The artist says the mural honors women who worked in the fields and uses hands as its connecting theme.

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🦅 Birds of the Mountain — By Fio Silva in Saint-Martin-d’Hères, France 🇫🇷

A falcon and a pair of great tits climb the full height of the tower between mountain shapes, edelweiss and deep blue sky. The real windows break through feathers and landscape without stopping the movement.

Fio Silva painted the mural entirely by brush over nine days at 111 Rue des Taillées for Street Art Fest Grenoble-Alpes. The festival’s artwork record still lists it as untitled, so the heading is descriptive.

More: official festival artwork record and official city project page.

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🤖 Robot City — By Psoman in Osaka, Japan 🇯🇵

A small building becomes a dense mechanical city packed with pipes, control panels, robots and a vehicle pushing toward the street. Every corner offers another tiny detail.

Psoman created the mural at JR Nishikujō Station in Osaka’s Konohana ward for Wallshare and Osaka Art & Design. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

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🕯️ “Inspiration Whispers. You Just Need to Listen” — By Mahn Kloix and Hera in Laon, France 🇫🇷

A young woman stands beside the rough outline of another figure, as if an unfinished idea were taking shape beside her. Handwritten words run across the dark wall.

The artists created their first joint mural for Festival des Arts Urbains de Laon at Place Victor Hugo. Photo by Sapristi75.

More: local festival report.

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🔥 The Foundry — By Eslícer in Campdevànol, Spain 🇪🇸

A foundry worker pours a stream of glowing metal while flames climb the side of the building. The orange light cuts sharply through the black workshop scene.

The mural was painted at Plaça Melcior Vaquer 7 for GraffTech Fest. The local project honors Campdevànol’s history of manual, industrial and commercial trades. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

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🌇 Concrete Horizons — By Nean Kingdom in Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺

A red-orange sunset fills the tower while birds cross above a bridge and tiny figures gather by the water. From a distance, the building reads like a vertical window onto the horizon.

Painted at 7 Sutton Street, South Kingsville, this is one of five tower murals planned for the Spotswood Yards development. The project was produced for Fusion Property Management and curated by Juddy Roller. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

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🦋 “La Petite Guerrière” — By Snek in Saint-Martin-d’Hères, France 🇫🇷

Butterflies circle a porcelain-like face whose cracks are filled with gold, while a robin spreads its wings beside her. Fine white lines link the figures across the dark background.

Snek created the mural at 15 Rue Beethoven for Street Art Fest Grenoble-Alpes. The gold-filled cracks evoke kintsugi and human fragility; the butterflies represent people around the girl, and the robin her closest protective circle.

More: local report on the title and symbolism.

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🤡 Urban Giants Jam Wall — By ACME 107, Maimone, Prosa Bang, Unlimited MC and Thoe CBS in Milan, Italy 🇮🇹

A white-haired clown lunges through silver lettering while smaller characters and tags fill the turquoise wall above him. The collaboration lets five distinct styles collide without losing the larger composition.

Painted at Via San Cristoforo 39 for Urban Giants Milano. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive. Photo by This Is Milano Street Art.

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⛵ “River Scene with a Ferry Boat” — By Zwager Art in Tilburg, Netherlands 🇳🇱

Sailing boats move beneath a wide blue sky while people gather along the riverbank. The mural makes the brick house look as if the wall opens onto another century.

Zwager, the artist name of Polish-born Tilburg-based Stanley Majewski, painted the mural at Vendeliersstraat 75 in four weeks using only spray cans. The source is a 19th-century painting catalogued by Auckland Art Gallery as by an unknown artist after Aelbert Cuyp. Photo by Rian Nijssen.

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🎨 Teal Portrait — By Lethe and Stakn in Izmir, Turkey 🇹🇷

A teal-haired portrait looks out from the wall beside bright orange-and-blue lettering. The smooth face and fast graffiti marks meet in one long composition.

Painted at 306/7. Sk. 3 in Buca for On the Urban Walls. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

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🌰 “Sobral, the Product of Its History” — By FATE in Ferreira do Zêzere, Portugal 🇵🇹

A woman strains beneath a huge chained acorn while balancing above a tiger. The building’s corner separates the enormous object from the figure carrying it.

FATE’s title, Sobral, the Product of Its History, links the acorn to the parish’s old cork oaks and the young woman to a new generation carrying local heritage forward. The mural wraps two sides of the building at Rua Nossa Senhora do Ó 6, Igreja Nova do Sobral.

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🖤 Clawed Portrait — By Salte in Xalapa-Enríquez, Mexico 🇲🇽

A hooded woman raises long black claws across her face, framing one red-rimmed eye. A muted gold circle gives the close portrait an icon-like backdrop.

No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

More: artist portfolio.

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🛝 “Niños Futuro” — By Camello in Fuenlabrada, Madrid, Spain 🇪🇸

Black-and-white scenes of children meet a full-color playground scene across the building. The shift in palette makes the corner feel like a bridge between the school’s past and childhood today.

Rodrigo Camello painted the mural at Calle de la Arena 38 on the Los Arcos center, formerly one of Fuenlabrada’s village schools. The city-backed project belongs to Fuenlabrada’s open-air urban art museum.

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🐈 Woman with a Cat — By Elisa Capdevila in Chur, Switzerland 🇨🇭

A seated woman and a small cat share a quiet domestic moment across the tall house wall. Soft pink and brown tones let the mural blend with the surrounding buildings.

Capdevila created the mural for WAND Festival in Chur. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

More: artist’s mural post and official WAND Festival program.

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🐦‍⬛ “3rd Eye Spies” — By Rocket01 in Morlaix, France 🇫🇷

A raven settles across a woman’s hood, its feathers merging with her teal hair and the dark wall. Small buttons and a peace symbol add quiet details to the portrait.

Rocket01 names the work 3rd Eye Spies. He created it as an invited artist for MX Arts Tour in Morlaix. Photo by Jackoux.

More: official MX Arts Tour artist feature.

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💧 The Last Drop — By Smokey Joe Paint Co. in Phoenix, Arizona, USA 🇺🇸

A woman tilts her head back beneath a thin stream of water while the wall shifts from storm-dark blue to sunset orange. A real person beside the mural shows the scale of the face.

Smokey Joe created the mural for Spray N Play; in the artist’s original post, he connects the image to the feeling of water while painting in the desert sun. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

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🌊 Underwater — By Pablo Zabala in Salobreña, Spain 🇪🇸

A swimmer moves through dark blue-green water above rocks that dissolve into broad brushstrokes. From the street, the whole building seems submerged.

Zabala created the mural on Calle Fábrica Nueva for Artepeazos. Festival organizers say a photograph he took while swimming off Salobreña became the reference. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

More: official municipal festival announcement and official Artepeazos artist page.

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🕊️ “Shattered Peace” — By Ben Keller in Brooklyn, New York, USA 🇺🇸

A woman’s face is split by sharp translucent planes, as if the portrait were breaking and re-forming at the same time. Warm rust and rose tones hold the fragments together.

Keller’s official mural archive lists Shattered Peace at 28 Georgia Avenue, painted for East New York Walls.

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Which one is your favorite?