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Summer turns the street into a playground.

A giant ice pop, a swing beneath a cloud of balloons, painted water and a beach joke bring summer into public space. These 15 works move from city walls to sand, stone and chalk—and end at a very strange lookout above Lake Como.

More: Made You Go On A Summer Road Trip (12 Photos)

🍊 Giant Ice Pop — By Katie Barron in Launceston, Australia 🇦🇺

Katie Barron painted the oversized snack in Launceston’s Centreway Arcade for the City of Launceston’s Thoroughfare street-culture festival. Her own post documents the finished work: a tattooed hand grips a bitten orange ice pop on a cylindrical column, turning a small treat into a building-scale visual joke.

More: Street Art That Looks Good Enough to Eat (12 Photos)

🔗 Follow Katie Barron on Instagram

💥 “Wile E. Coyote” — By PUFFERFISH in San Francisco, California, USA 🇺🇸

PUFFERFISH carves Wile E. Coyote’s latest crash directly into the beach, with the crater, stretched limbs, and long shadow selling the impact. PUFFERFISH’s official sand-art gallery records the work as “Wile E. Coyote, San Francisco, California,” while the artist’s original post jokes that sand art can be built down instead of up.

More: Wile E. Coyote Sand Sculpture

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🎧 Headphones On — By NELS, EMI & ARYON A.K.A BEST in Murcia, Spain 🇪🇸

A white ape in headphones and sunglasses sits inside fluorescent letterwork and tropical leaves. BEST’s own post identifies it as a new collaboration with NELS and EMI for El Jardín Secreto, and the festival’s recap says the trio painted it live across both days. The City of Murcia places the 2026 event at Parque de Fofó.

More: Those Glasses Pop! (10 Photos)

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🎈 “L’invitation au voyage” — By SETH in Paris, France 🇫🇷

At 2 Rue Émile-Deslandres, SETH’s “L’invitation au voyage” shows a child on a swing rising beneath a cloud of colorful balloons. The 13th-arrondissement town hall documents SETH’s return to the wall in 2026: thermal-insulation work had covered his earlier mural, and the city had promised to bring him back once the work was complete.

More: 34 Murals by SETH

🔗 Follow SETH on Instagram · 📷 Photo by Corto

🌊 Making Waves — By Martín Ron in Miramar, Argentina 🇦🇷

Martín Ron wraps Miramar’s water tower in a 35-meter-high, 360-degree underwater scene at Diagonal Fortunato de la Plaza and Avenida 40. Created for the VI Bienal de Arte de Miramar, the full mural shows two children, Nina and Salvi; Ron said the idea grew from memories of his childhood holidays on the coast.

More: Making Waves: Martín Ron’s New 35-Meter Mural in Miramar

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🤿 “Clear Water Wonders” — By Naomi Haverland in Clearwater, Florida, USA 🇺🇸

A girl in bright goggles swims through turquoise water while orange seahorses drift past. The City of Clearwater identifies “Clear Water Wonders” as a roughly 20-by-10-foot mural completed in 2024 at Coachman Park, 300 Cleveland St., on the bluff near the Main Library and facing the Gulf. It was one of the first three paintings unveiled in the park under Clearwater’s public-art initiative.

More: 3D Street Art by Naomi Haverland

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🐠 “Hors cadre” — By SWEO & Nikita in Le Mans, France 🇫🇷

An orange goldfish swims through turquoise blocks, white ribbons, real windows and deep painted shadows. “Hors cadre” roughly means “outside the frame,” and the illusion makes the apartment building appear to open into another dimension. Plein Champ’s official page places the 2026 mural at 7 allée Schubert and says about twenty residents helped shape its themes, including trompe-l’œil, bright colors and a welcoming entrance to the neighborhood.

More: 3D Animal Illusions by SWEO & Nikita (8 Photos)

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🐸 “Ride On” — By Alain Welter in Diekirch, Luxembourg 🇱🇺

In Welter’s own description, his recurring toad rides Diekirch’s symbolic donkey. The backpack points to the lycée and learning; the flags, hops and wheat nod to the town’s Cavalcade and brewing tradition. Lycée Classique de Diekirch says the mural was completed in two weeks and stands by the old-building parking area at 32 Avenue de la Gare.

More: Made You Smile (17 Photos)

🔗 Follow Alain Welter on Instagram · 📷 Photo by Mich

🎂 “Ni Cumpleaños Ni Bautismos” — By Tomaz Major in Tenancingo, Mexico 🇲🇽

Children gather around a cake while balloons float through a scene painted like a half-remembered party. In his own post, Tomaz Major confirms the title “Ni Cumpleaños Ni Bautismos” and places the mural in Tenancingo de Degollado, State of Mexico, in February 2026. Soft edges and heavy shadows make the celebration feel more like a fragment of memory than a tidy party scene.

More: Growing Up (9 Photos)

🔗 Follow Tomaz Major on Instagram

🌺 “EVE” — By Lula Goce in Ostend, Belgium 🇧🇪

At Cirkelstraat 16, Lula Goce reimagines Eve by the sea. The Crystal Ship’s official artwork page identifies the mural as “EVE” and says its flowers and dunes are characteristic of Ostend’s coastline. The grayscale figure holds the center while the orange-red disc and dense flowers warm the facade.

More: A Dona do Esteiro by Lula Goce

🔗 Follow Lula Goce on Instagram · 📷 Photo by Jules Césure

🐢 Raphael — By Chino Graff at LaFábrika detodalavida in Los Santos de Maimona, Spain 🇪🇸

Chino Graff’s own post identifies the red-masked character as Raphael from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, raising a spray can after what the artist describes as many hours of work. The mural was painted at LaFábrika detodalavida in Los Santos de Maimona for The Writers Weekend; the event later documented Chino’s participation in its Extremadura gathering.

More: When the Street Became a Cartoon (15 Photos)

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☀️ “Circuitus Meridiem” — By Jon Foreman at Druidston, Pembrokeshire, Wales 🏴

In his original post, Jon Foreman identifies this stone arrangement as “Circuitus Meridiem,” created at Druidston in Pembrokeshire in 2025, and explicitly says the image is not AI. Pale pebbles concentrate at the center while darker stones spread outward in long rays, turning the beach into a temporary sunburst.

More: The Art of Stones (12 Photos by Jon Foreman)

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🐭 “Nadine and Her Anti-Snow Globe” — By David Zinn in Michigan, USA 🇺🇸

David Zinn calls this winter sidewalk piece “Nadine and her anti-snow globe”. Instead of snow, the little dome preserves green grass and a yellow flower while Nadine waits beside it; Zinn’s official artist biography explains that his temporary street drawings are improvised on location using chalk, charcoal, and found objects.

More: Happy Art by David Zinn (10 Photos)

🔗 Follow David Zinn on Instagram

🐈 Summer and Winter — By Braga Last One in Les Pennes-Mirabeau, France 🇫🇷

Braga Last One painted this anamorphic Sphynx cat on a tank during the 2020 lockdown, at the coordinates he published near Les Pennes-Mirabeau. By aligning the painted field with the real landscape from one viewing point, he makes the tank recede behind the hairless cat; the paired photographs show the same mural in summer greenery and winter snow.

More: Summer and Winter by Braga Last One (6 Photos and Video)

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👻 “Fantasmi di Vezio” — At Castello di Vezio in Perledo, Italy 🇮🇹

Castello di Vezio explains that its white Fantasmi di Vezio are remade each summer with tourists who volunteer to be covered in gauze and plaster and hold a pose for about an hour. The sculpture is then lifted from the model and displayed around the castle in Perledo above Varenna until winter snow destroys it.

More: Haunting Ghost Sculptures! (12 Photos)

Which one is your favorite?

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Summer turns the street into a playground.

A giant ice pop, a swing beneath a cloud of balloons, painted water and a beach joke bring summer into public space. These 15 works move from city walls to sand, stone and chalk—and end at a very strange lookout above Lake Como.

More: Made You Go On A Summer Road Trip (12 Photos)

🍊 Giant Ice Pop — By Katie Barron in Launceston, Australia 🇦🇺

Katie Barron painted the oversized snack in Launceston’s Centreway Arcade for the City of Launceston’s Thoroughfare street-culture festival. Her own post documents the finished work: a tattooed hand grips a bitten orange ice pop on a cylindrical column, turning a small treat into a building-scale visual joke.

More: Street Art That Looks Good Enough to Eat (12 Photos)

🔗 Follow Katie Barron on Instagram

💥 “Wile E. Coyote” — By PUFFERFISH in San Francisco, California, USA 🇺🇸

PUFFERFISH carves Wile E. Coyote’s latest crash directly into the beach, with the crater, stretched limbs, and long shadow selling the impact. PUFFERFISH’s official sand-art gallery records the work as “Wile E. Coyote, San Francisco, California,” while the artist’s original post jokes that sand art can be built down instead of up.

More: Wile E. Coyote Sand Sculpture

🔗 Follow PUFFERFISH on Instagram

🎧 Headphones On — By NELS, EMI & ARYON A.K.A BEST in Murcia, Spain 🇪🇸

A white ape in headphones and sunglasses sits inside fluorescent letterwork and tropical leaves. BEST’s own post identifies it as a new collaboration with NELS and EMI for El Jardín Secreto, and the festival’s recap says the trio painted it live across both days. The City of Murcia places the 2026 event at Parque de Fofó.

More: Those Glasses Pop! (10 Photos)

🔗 Follow NELS, EMI and ARYON A.K.A BEST on Instagram

🎈 “L’invitation au voyage” — By SETH in Paris, France 🇫🇷

At 2 Rue Émile-Deslandres, SETH’s “L’invitation au voyage” shows a child on a swing rising beneath a cloud of colorful balloons. The 13th-arrondissement town hall documents SETH’s return to the wall in 2026: thermal-insulation work had covered his earlier mural, and the city had promised to bring him back once the work was complete.

More: 34 Murals by SETH

🔗 Follow SETH on Instagram · 📷 Photo by Corto

🌊 Making Waves — By Martín Ron in Miramar, Argentina 🇦🇷

Martín Ron wraps Miramar’s water tower in a 35-meter-high, 360-degree underwater scene at Diagonal Fortunato de la Plaza and Avenida 40. Created for the VI Bienal de Arte de Miramar, the full mural shows two children, Nina and Salvi; Ron said the idea grew from memories of his childhood holidays on the coast.

More: Making Waves: Martín Ron’s New 35-Meter Mural in Miramar

🔗 Follow Martín Ron on Instagram

🤿 “Clear Water Wonders” — By Naomi Haverland in Clearwater, Florida, USA 🇺🇸

A girl in bright goggles swims through turquoise water while orange seahorses drift past. The City of Clearwater identifies “Clear Water Wonders” as a roughly 20-by-10-foot mural completed in 2024 at Coachman Park, 300 Cleveland St., on the bluff near the Main Library and facing the Gulf. It was one of the first three paintings unveiled in the park under Clearwater’s public-art initiative.

More: 3D Street Art by Naomi Haverland

🔗 Follow Naomi Haverland on Instagram

🐠 “Hors cadre” — By SWEO & Nikita in Le Mans, France 🇫🇷

An orange goldfish swims through turquoise blocks, white ribbons, real windows and deep painted shadows. “Hors cadre” roughly means “outside the frame,” and the illusion makes the apartment building appear to open into another dimension. Plein Champ’s official page places the 2026 mural at 7 allée Schubert and says about twenty residents helped shape its themes, including trompe-l’œil, bright colors and a welcoming entrance to the neighborhood.

More: 3D Animal Illusions by SWEO & Nikita (8 Photos)

🔗 Follow SWEO and Nikita on Instagram

🐸 “Ride On” — By Alain Welter in Diekirch, Luxembourg 🇱🇺

In Welter’s own description, his recurring toad rides Diekirch’s symbolic donkey. The backpack points to the lycée and learning; the flags, hops and wheat nod to the town’s Cavalcade and brewing tradition. Lycée Classique de Diekirch says the mural was completed in two weeks and stands by the old-building parking area at 32 Avenue de la Gare.

More: Made You Smile (17 Photos)

🔗 Follow Alain Welter on Instagram · 📷 Photo by Mich

🎂 “Ni Cumpleaños Ni Bautismos” — By Tomaz Major in Tenancingo, Mexico 🇲🇽

Children gather around a cake while balloons float through a scene painted like a half-remembered party. In his own post, Tomaz Major confirms the title “Ni Cumpleaños Ni Bautismos” and places the mural in Tenancingo de Degollado, State of Mexico, in February 2026. Soft edges and heavy shadows make the celebration feel more like a fragment of memory than a tidy party scene.

More: Growing Up (9 Photos)

🔗 Follow Tomaz Major on Instagram

🌺 “EVE” — By Lula Goce in Ostend, Belgium 🇧🇪

At Cirkelstraat 16, Lula Goce reimagines Eve by the sea. The Crystal Ship’s official artwork page identifies the mural as “EVE” and says its flowers and dunes are characteristic of Ostend’s coastline. The grayscale figure holds the center while the orange-red disc and dense flowers warm the facade.

More: A Dona do Esteiro by Lula Goce

🔗 Follow Lula Goce on Instagram · 📷 Photo by Jules Césure

🐢 Raphael — By Chino Graff at LaFábrika detodalavida in Los Santos de Maimona, Spain 🇪🇸

Chino Graff’s own post identifies the red-masked character as Raphael from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, raising a spray can after what the artist describes as many hours of work. The mural was painted at LaFábrika detodalavida in Los Santos de Maimona for The Writers Weekend; the event later documented Chino’s participation in its Extremadura gathering.

More: When the Street Became a Cartoon (15 Photos)

🔗 Follow Chino Graff on Instagram

☀️ “Circuitus Meridiem” — By Jon Foreman at Druidston, Pembrokeshire, Wales 🏴

In his original post, Jon Foreman identifies this stone arrangement as “Circuitus Meridiem,” created at Druidston in Pembrokeshire in 2025, and explicitly says the image is not AI. Pale pebbles concentrate at the center while darker stones spread outward in long rays, turning the beach into a temporary sunburst.

More: The Art of Stones (12 Photos by Jon Foreman)

🔗 Follow Jon Foreman on Instagram

🐭 “Nadine and Her Anti-Snow Globe” — By David Zinn in Michigan, USA 🇺🇸

David Zinn calls this winter sidewalk piece “Nadine and her anti-snow globe”. Instead of snow, the little dome preserves green grass and a yellow flower while Nadine waits beside it; Zinn’s official artist biography explains that his temporary street drawings are improvised on location using chalk, charcoal, and found objects.

More: Happy Art by David Zinn (10 Photos)

🔗 Follow David Zinn on Instagram

🐈 Summer and Winter — By Braga Last One in Les Pennes-Mirabeau, France 🇫🇷

Braga Last One painted this anamorphic Sphynx cat on a tank during the 2020 lockdown, at the coordinates he published near Les Pennes-Mirabeau. By aligning the painted field with the real landscape from one viewing point, he makes the tank recede behind the hairless cat; the paired photographs show the same mural in summer greenery and winter snow.

More: Summer and Winter by Braga Last One (6 Photos and Video)

🔗 Follow Braga Last One on Instagram

👻 “Fantasmi di Vezio” — At Castello di Vezio in Perledo, Italy 🇮🇹

Castello di Vezio explains that its white Fantasmi di Vezio are remade each summer with tourists who volunteer to be covered in gauze and plaster and hold a pose for about an hour. The sculpture is then lifted from the model and displayed around the castle in Perledo above Varenna until winter snow destroys it.

More: Haunting Ghost Sculptures! (12 Photos)

Which one is your favorite?

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Summer turns the street into a playground.

A giant ice pop, a swing beneath a cloud of balloons, painted water and a beach joke bring summer into public space. These 15 works move from city walls to sand, stone and chalk—and end at a very strange lookout above Lake Como.

More: Made You Go On A Summer Road Trip (12 Photos)

🍊 Giant Ice Pop — By Katie Barron in Launceston, Australia 🇦🇺

Katie Barron painted the oversized snack in Launceston’s Centreway Arcade for the City of […]

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Summer turns the street into a playground.

A giant ice pop, a swing beneath a cloud of balloons, painted water and a beach joke bring summer into public space. These 15 works move from city walls to sand, stone and chalk—and end at a very strange lookout above Lake Como.

More: Made You Go On A Summer Road Trip (12 Photos)

🍊 Giant Ice Pop — By Katie Barron in Launceston, Australia 🇦🇺

Katie Barron painted the oversized snack in Launceston’s Centreway Arcade for the City of […]

# summaryMap.en
Summer turns the street into a playground.

A giant ice pop, a swing beneath a cloud of balloons, painted water and a beach joke bring summer into public space. These 15 works move from city walls to sand, stone and chalk—and end at a very strange lookout above Lake Como.

More: Made You Go On A Summer Road Trip (12 Photos)

🍊 Giant Ice Pop — By Katie Barron in Launceston, Australia 🇦🇺

Katie Barron painted the oversized snack in Launceston’s Centreway Arcade for the City of […]