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New Street Art

95 Photos of New Beloved and Clever Street Art

By Vidar

A shipping container becomes Alice’s room. A giant spider fills a mossy tunnel.

These 95 reader favorites come from World Art Utopia’s New Street Art Vol. 34–40.

Anamorphic mural by Flow Graffiti Art on a shipping container in Bouville, France, showing Alice kneeling beside a tiny door with a key.

🗝️ “Alice” — By Flow Graffiti Art in Bouville, France 🇫🇷

A 5-by-6-metre anamorphic painting turns a shipping container into a room too small for Alice. She kneels beside a tiny door with the key in her hand. The illusion works from one viewpoint. Created for Inspire Festival 2026 on Route des Ifts in Bouville. Photo by Julia.

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The Peace Soldier mural by Valé Stencil in Saint-Brieuc, France, showing a child with a paintbrush and spray can beneath a rainbow-painted ceiling.

🎨 “The Peace Soldier” — By Valé Stencil in Saint-Brieuc, France 🇫🇷

A grayscale child sits beneath a ceiling painted turquoise, magenta, orange and yellow. Valé Stencil presents the child as a peace soldier, with paint standing for hope and creativity rather than violence. Created for Just Paint Saint-Brieuc at 41 Rue Saint-Guillaume.

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Climate change stencil by Ladamenrouge in Saint-Étienne showing a child wearing red water wings and holding a bucket and spade on cracked earth.

🪣 “Climate change” — By Ladamenrouge in Saint-Étienne, France 🇫🇷

Painted on a street cabinet, a child wearing bright red water wings stands on cracked earth with a bucket and spade, while factory chimneys smoke on the horizon. The artist identifies the work as “Climate change” and places it near 58 Rue Henri Dechaud.

More: French Street Artist LaDamenRouge

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Alebrije mural by Farid Rueda in Antwerp, Belgium, fusing a peregrine falcon, red fox and European eel.

🦅 Winged Creature — By Farid Rueda in Antwerp, Belgium 🇧🇪

Farid Rueda fused a peregrine falcon, red fox and European eel into an alebrije-inspired creature representing air, land and water. Painted for Le MUR d’Anvers at Sint-Bartholomeusstraat 32 in Merksem.

💡 Nerd Fact: The modern alebrije tradition began with Mexico City cartonería artist Pedro Linares. His first creatures translated a fever dream into sculptures made from cardboard and wheat paste.

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Mural by Badi Coloreando in Churriana de la Vega, Spain, showing a girl neck-deep in turquoise water beneath a stream pouring from a clay vessel.

💧 Under the Pouring Water — By Badi Coloreando in Churriana de la Vega, Spain 🇪🇸

A girl stands neck-deep in turquoise water as water pours from a clay vessel above her. A floating candle, leaves, dark berries and a painted brick arch complete the scene. Badi credits the Ayuntamiento de Churriana de la Vega with commissioning the project.

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Underwater portrait mural by Dpedrosart across wide metal doors in Barcelona, Spain, showing a face beneath dark water with rippling light and bubbles.

🌊 Underwater Portrait — By Dpedrosart in Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸

Light bends across a face just below the surface. Painted reflections, bubbles and dark water stretch across the wide metal doors.

Photo by José Martí.

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Your Name Is mural by Royyal Dog in South Bend, Indiana, showing a woman whispering to a sick dog with a cat beside them.

🐕 “너의 이름은 / Your Name Is” — By Royyal Dog in South Bend, Indiana, USA 🇺🇸

A woman says goodbye to a sick dog, whispering her own name into its ear while a cat sits beside them. In Royyal Dog’s account of the 76-by-46-foot mural, the scene draws on a Korean belief that dogs must remember their owner’s name so they can meet again in heaven. Created for Mural Mania on the south wall of the Trigon Building at 224 W Jefferson Blvd.

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Portrait mural by Miguel Alba in Teotihuacán de Arista, Mexico, with red and teal light across a young woman’s face.

👁️ “Mirada Teotihuacana” — By Miguel Alba in Teotihuacán de Arista, Mexico 🇲🇽

Red and teal light cross a young woman’s face. Fine highlights in her eyes and skin give the portrait photographic depth. Alba calls the portrait “Mirada Teotihuacana”, an “ancestral legacy,” and says it was commissioned for La Casa de Quetzalcóatl handicraft shop in Nueva Evangelista.

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Identity mural by Zurik in Iniesta, Spain, showing two overlapping geometric portraits across a broad wall.

🪞 “IDENTITY” — By Zurik in Iniesta, Spain 🇪🇸

Two faces overlap across the broad wall in warm earth tones, black, white and deep blue. Sharp fragments break up both portraits, which meet at the center. Zurik pairs the work with a quotation attributed to José Saramago about identity residing not in a name, birthplace or date of birth, but in being. Created for the Astarté Festival de Arte Urbano on the rear façade of the Auditorio Municipal de Iniesta.

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Electric portrait mural by Melpoz in South Bend, Indiana, showing a blue woman with glowing orange hair and lightning-like cracks.

⚡ Electric Portrait — By Melpoz in South Bend, Indiana, USA 🇺🇸

Orange hair streams across a deep-blue figure while lightning-like cracks run through her body. Melanie Posner says she abandoned the original design and turned the wall into the largest of her “passion pieces”, extending a personal series about difficult and transformative moments from canvas to mural scale. Created during South Bend’s fifth Mural Mania on the outdoor Gallery Wall at ZStone, 711 S Main Street. Photo by Urban Mural Hunter.

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Fragmented monochrome runner spanning a facade in a mural by AP.SET in Thessaloniki, Greece.

🏃 “Δρομέας / Runner” — By AP.SET in Thessaloniki, Greece 🇬🇷

A runner breaks into sharp monochrome fragments across the facade. The repeated outlines show several stages of a single stride. AP.SET created the mural in memory of marathoner and triathlete Dimitra Iordanidou, drawing inspiration from Costas Varotsos’s “Dromeas” sculpture. It is painted at Grigoriou Lampraki 37.

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Climate Climax by FALCO, showing a squirrel sending water overhead from a fire hose in Cachan, France.

🌍 Climate Climax — By FALCO in Cachan, France 🇫🇷

FALCO uses a real fire hydrant and its hose in “Climate Climax”. In the stencil scene, a squirrel sends blue water arcing overhead. The artist also shared a process view of the work. It was created in Cachan, just south of Paris.

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Fox rising above flames in a mural by VYRÜS at MECS–Foyer Les Peupliers in Campagne-lès-Hesdin, France.

🦊 A Fox Above the Flames — By VYRÜS in Campagne-lès-Hesdin, France 🇫🇷

A fox rises above flames in a mural by VYRÜS, painted during the Mur Vivant graffiti festival, held August 7–9, 2026, at the MECS–Foyer Les Peupliers. In his post about the work, VYRÜS connects the mural to forest fires, four fallen heroes and thousands of silent lives that will never be counted.

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Je sème aux quatre vents mural by Cédric Yelow in Pantin, France, showing a woman blowing petals beside ornate lettering.

🌬️ “JE SÈME AUX QUATRE VENTS” — By Cédric Yelow in Pantin, France 🇫🇷

A woman blows petals toward ornate lettering framed by roses, leaves and small birds on a deep teal background. Yelow says the work comes from his wish to sow his art beyond his home. Painted in July 2026 for Le 27 Pantin on Allée des Ateliers.

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Mural by Stuck in da 90s and Richy Dangles in Kansas City, Kansas, showing a jeweled woman framed by bright feathers above a spotted cat.

🪶 Feathered Portrait — By Stuck in da 90s & Richy Dangles in Kansas City, Kansas, USA 🇺🇸

A large face rises above a spotted cat, framed by bright feathers and jewel-like details. Stuck in da 90s says he and Richy Dangles wanted the work to feel as though it belonged in downtown Kansas City, Kansas, while representing the people of the surrounding community. Painted on El Centro’s Richard A. Ruiz Administrative and Services Building at 650 Minnesota Avenue.

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Wooden bench painted by Jinks Kunst in Orvault, France, with E.T.’s large reflective eyes and small nose covering the backrest.

👽 E.T. on the Bench — By Jinks Kunst in Orvault, France 🇫🇷

Two enormous glossy eyes and a tiny nose make the wooden backrest look like E.T.’s face. Jinks Kunst identifies it as part of his “Challenge ‘The Eyes’” bench series. Created at Château de la Gobinière in Orvault. The artist’s events archive records his solo exhibition there in 2018.

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Girls Just Wanna Walk Home mural by FRIZ with Gerry Norman in Bangor, Northern Ireland, showing a young woman from behind with both fists raised.

✊ “Girls Just Wanna…Walk Home” — By FRIZ with Gerry Norman in Bangor, Northern Ireland, UK 🇬🇧

Seen from behind, a young woman raises both fists while wearing a jacket covered with messages about freedom, safety and solidarity. FRIZ and Gerry Norman’s mural was co-designed with young women in YMCA North Down’s Flip the Script group to support the campaign to end violence against women and girls. FRIZ said photographs from one of their safety walks through Bangor inspired the raised-arm pose. It was painted on the wall of Inflow Pilates at 1–3 Hamilton Road.

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Tall mural of magnolia branches and two white egrets in Blossoming Connection by Majilina in Chengdu, China.

🌸 “Blossoming Connection” — By Majilina in Chengdu, China 🇨🇳

Magnolia branches climb the tall facade as two egrets move between the blossoms. Majilina says the birds and flowers stand for connection, harmony, trust and joy. The “double harvest” joins growth in nature with growth through human relationships. The 10-by-20-metre mural was created for Shuangfeng Community at No. 56 Shuangfeng Road.

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Wraparound Venom mural by Pitotherapy at the Skatepark de Gap in France, showing the Marvel character tearing through a shattered wall across a utility building.

🕷️ Venom — By Pitotherapy in Gap, France 🇫🇷

Venom appears to tear through the wall as the mural wraps around two sides of a small utility building. White fractures and black tendrils continue around the corner. Pitotherapy says the piece was created for FASU 2026 at Gap’s new skatepark, inaugurated during the festival, which ran July 11–14.

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Mural by Natalia Escarte in Aroche, Spain, showing a woman whose hair dissolves into blue water filled with swimmers, fish and plants.

🌊 A World in Her Hair — By Natalia Escarte in Aroche, Spain 🇪🇸

Swimmers, fish and plants move through the woman’s blue hair. Escarte says the mural is about the depths, surfaces and surroundings formed through lived experience—what we pass through and what passes through us. Painted at Aroche’s municipal swimming pool (map). Photo by Miguel Gordillo.

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Bull terrier mural by Jakub Tsau in Lazy pod Makytou, Slovakia, showing the dog seated at a school desk.

🐶 Ready for Class — By Jakub Tsau in Lazy pod Makytou, Slovakia 🇸🇰

A bull terrier sits upright at a school desk with a pencil across its mouth. The dog stares straight ahead against a purple classroom background. Tsau identifies the site as ZŠ Lazy pod Makytou, the village’s primary and nursery school at Lazy pod Makytou 148.

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Portrait mural by RMER ONE in Swansea, Wales, depicting South African anti-apartheid activist Andrew Mlangeni reaching beyond a pink ring.

✊ Andrew Mlangeni — By RMER ONE in Swansea, Wales, UK 🇬🇧

A monochrome portrait of South African anti-apartheid activist Andrew Mlangeni reaches beyond a bright pink ring. RMER ONE says he painted it in summer 2022 for The World Reimagined with Swansea Council and Oner Signs. Mlangeni was one of eight Rivonia trialists sentenced to life in 1964 and remained imprisoned until his release in 1989.

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Fox mural by Curtis Hylton in Hammersmith, London, surrounded by pale yellow flowers and warm green leaves.

🦊 “Floral Fox” — By Curtis Hylton in Hammersmith, London, UK 🇬🇧

A fox emerges from pale yellow flowers and warm green leaves across the long wall. Hylton shared “Floral Fox” in July 2026 after completing the mural for a Blank Walls project at Linacre Community Centre in Hammersmith.

More: In Love with Nature – 10 Artworks by Curtis Hylton

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Crown of Creation mural by Cameron “CAMER1sf” Moberg on the City Hall Garage in South Bend, Indiana, showing five brightly colored animals stacked beneath a boy reaching for a crown.

🐘 Crown of Creation — By Cameron “CAMER1sf” Moberg in South Bend, Indiana, USA 🇺🇸

“Crown of Creation” rises 92 feet up the City Hall Garage, stacking a purple elephant, blue gorilla, yellow bear, blue wolf and pink fox beneath a boy reaching for a crown. Moberg says the work is about stewardship and responsibility, as well as awe and wonder. WVPE documented the completed mural during South Bend’s 2026 Mural Mania.

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Layered portrait mural by Badi Coloreando and Nesui in Campo Cámara, Granada, Spain, crossed by a flying barn swallow with blue-black wings.

🐦 A Swallow Cuts Through the Portrait — By Badi Coloreando & Nesui in Campo Cámara, Granada, Spain 🇪🇸

A barn swallow cuts across the layered portrait, its long forked tail and blue-black wings standing out against loose fields of color. The artists shared the mural on August 9, 2026 and identified the location as Campo Cámara, Granada.

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Portrait mural by SEPC in Manizales, Colombia, showing a man in a dark cap beside a yellow bird.

🐦 Portrait and Bird — By SEPC in Manizales, Colombia 🇨🇴

A man in a dark cap fills the yellow wall. A small bird perches beside him, and painted architecture meets real street signs at the corner. SEPC revisited a spot in Villa Hermosa that he first painted nine years earlier.

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Collaborative graffiti wall by Slash.97 and Wall Veteran in Świebodzin, Poland, with angular lettering, the Joker and Harley Quinn.

🃏 Joker & Harley Quinn Wall — By Slash.97 & Wall Veteran in Świebodzin, Poland 🇵🇱

Slash.97 and Wall Veteran’s collaboration features angular gold-and-red lettering between the Joker and a bubblegum-blowing Harley Quinn. The wall also uses hot pink, lime and white. Painted for Saints District Jam on the walls of Szkoła Podstawowa nr 1, ul. Gen. Sikorskiego 11.

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Colorful gabled-building mural by Gizem Erdem, assisted by Bak Bi, in Witten, Germany, showing a curled-up figure beside a book and coffee cup.

📖 Color Through the Windows — By Gizem Erdem, assisted by Bak Bi, in Witten, Germany 🇩🇪

A curled-up figure rests in a riverside landscape with a large book and coffee cup, while real windows cut through the scene. Stadt Witten says the motifs point to the recreational value of the Ruhr and Muttental. Created by Gizem Erdem with help from Bak Bi for the Heven-Ost/Crengeldanz open-air gallery at Herbeder Straße 79.

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Forever Jungbusch mural by Tea Kvar on a nine-storey student residence in Mannheim, Germany, showing three colorful figures with a record, spoked wheel, anchor and rope.

🎵 “Forever Jungbusch” — By Tea Kvar in Mannheim, Germany 🇩🇪

Three fictional figures carry local references: a record for Jungbusch’s music culture, a spoked wheel for Mannheim’s bicycle history, and an anchor and rope for the nearby harbor. Produced by Stadt.Wand.Kunst with Studierendenwerk Mannheim on the nine-storey student residence at Hafenstraße 35–45. Photo by Alexander Krziwanie.

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Liberté mural by MrDheo in Saint-Brieuc, France, showing a flower-faced figure reaching toward a butterfly.

🦋 “Liberté” — By MrDheo in Saint-Brieuc, France 🇫🇷

A grayscale figure turns toward a butterfly with both arms raised. Flowers cover the face, while bright color returns through the hands and lower body. MrDheo says the wall gave him room to move beyond his comfort zone, try new things and take risks. Created for Just Paint Saint-Brieuc at 34 Rue Fardel.

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Vivid portrait mural by Amey Sheikh Ali in Sibu, Malaysia, showing a man in glasses and blue workwear holding a lit cigarette against blue-and-orange lettering.

✨ Street Portrait — By Amey Sheikh Ali in Sibu, Malaysia 🇲🇾

A man in glasses and bright blue workwear holds a lit cigarette near his face while oversized blue-and-orange lettering rises behind him. Hard highlights cut through the deep shadows. Created for Sibu Urban Art Festival at Sibu Graffiti River.

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Freedom mural by Zorro Mural in San Pedro de Valderaduey, Spain, showing a woman surrounded by butterflies and meadow flowers.

🦋 “Freedom” — By Zorro Mural in San Pedro de Valderaduey, Spain 🇪🇸

A woman is surrounded by butterflies and meadow flowers. Zorro titled the mural Freedom, completed it on August 1, 2026, and described the work as a tribute to women. Painted at Calle Mata 2 in San Pedro de Valderaduey.

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Roaring lion street art mural by M.E. Studios Eindhoven in Eindhoven, painted in orange and black beneath an outdoor staircase.

🦁 Red Wall, Roaring Lion — By Mobiele Eenheid (M.E. Studios Eindhoven) in Eindhoven, Netherlands 🇳🇱

A roaring lion cuts through the wall beneath an outdoor staircase. Its orange fur, black shadows and exposed teeth stand out against the red background. Painted for King’s Day at Strijp-S, near Station Strijp-S on Beukenlaan.

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Turquoise portrait mural by Felipe Talu across a red and gold facade in Macaé, Brazil.

👑 A Face Across the Facade — By Felipe Talu in Macaé, Brazil 🇧🇷

In Talu’s mural, a turquoise face stretches across the long facade, surrounded by loose white lines, a small crown and blocks of red and gold. Painted at R. Tenente-Coronel Amado, 212, in central Macaé.

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Black-and-white mural by Mélissa Follet in Gouttières, France, showing her smiling friend Gontran with Choupette the cat draped across his shoulders.

🐈 The Cat and the Smile — By Mélissa Follet in Gouttières, France 🇫🇷

The smiling man is Follet’s friend Gontran, with Choupette draped across his shoulders. Follet thanked Gontran and Choupette as her muses after painting the work for the fourth Les Chats de Gouttières festival. Municipal documentation says she painted it by brush on a garage facade near Château Bottes.

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Ruru owl flying through stars and tā moko patterns in the Matariki Messenger mural by SwiftMantis and Ephraim Russell in Dunedin, New Zealand.

🦉 “Matariki Messenger” — By SwiftMantis & Ephraim Russell in Dunedin, New Zealand 🇳🇿

A native ruru stretches across a celestial scene built around the Matariki star cluster. Local reporting describes the bird as a messenger carrying guidance and wisdom between people and their ancestors. Painted on the northern exterior wall of Forsyth Barr Stadium, the mural also uses tā moko patterns that reference Te Whāngai i te Hautapu, a sacred ceremony of offerings to the stars.

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Building facade transformed into a human face using real windows in Spojrzenie na Gryfino by Maciej Jurkiewicz, known as Kreda, in Gryfino, Poland.

👁️ “Spojrzenie na Gryfino” — By Maciej “Kreda” Jurkiewicz in Gryfino, Poland 🇵🇱

The building becomes a face, with its real windows used as eyes. Kreda titled the work “Spojrzenie na Gryfino”. Completed for the city’s “Dalsze życie ścian” project on Gryfiński Dom Kultury’s PUKART building at Szczecińska 5.

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Mural by LoupE in Soacha, Colombia, showing a tearful face in red and teal light and a second figure turning away beneath a red beam.

🔴 Red and Teal Portrait — By LoupE in Soacha, Colombia 🇨🇴

A tearful foreground figure is split by red and teal light while a second figure turns away beneath a red beam. LoupE thanked Suacha Es La Banda for the invitation, saying he is always happy to represent and paint in his home territory. The work was part of a collective painting session on June 14, 2026, at Callejón de la Iglesia in San Mateo, Soacha, for Suacha Es La Banda.

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Butterfly Effect mural covering a facade with plants, waves, suns and machinery by Michal Škapa in Říčany, Czech Republic.

🦋 Butterfly Effect — By Michal Škapa in Říčany, Czech Republic 🇨🇿

Michal Škapa covers the full facade with suns, waves, plants, machinery and a butterfly resting above a tree. In a post from August 6, 2026, Škapa names the mural “Butterfly Effect” and says it was created for Vidím sochy, Říčany’s 2026 open-air exhibition. The facade stands in the courtyard at Masarykovo náměstí 62/32.

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The Kingfisher and the Minnow, a tall mural by Peachzz of a kingfisher diving through splashing water toward a minnow among riverside plants in Floda, Sweden.

💦 “The Kingfisher and the Minnow” — By Peachzz in Floda, Sweden 🇸🇪

Peachzz describes The Kingfisher and the Minnow as a river version of cat and mouse. Across the full height of the building, the bird dives through a burst of water and riverside plants toward a minnow. Painted at Garverivägen 9 for Lerum Municipality in collaboration with Artscape.

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Mother Memory mural by Sebastián Mendoza in Paipa, Colombia, with medicinal plants, books, Muisca ceramics and a guardian fox.

🌿 Mother Memory — By Sebastián Mendoza in Paipa, Colombia 🇨🇴

Mother Memory stands among medicinal plants, a guardian fox, Muisca ceramics, books and artists’ tools. Mendoza explains that torn colors from Paipa’s flag evoke political division as the central figure tends to wounds of the heart. Created for Red de Bibliotecas de Paipa at the Centro de Memoria del Pantano de Vargas.

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Vivid fantasy-creature graffiti by Stone 139 in Playas del Coco, Costa Rica, with large teeth, a yellow eye and a one-eyed spray-can character.

🐉 Fantasy Clash — By Stone 139 in Playas del Coco, Costa Rica 🇨🇷

A huge pink creature twists across the wall while a one-eyed spray-can character confronts it with a long pointed tool. Stone 139 painted the wall during the 2026 Summer Camp Graffiti Jam in Playas del Coco.

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LEDA & ZEUS mural by Ledania in Quito, Ecuador, filling two walls with vivid mythic figures, birds, flowers and geometric color.

🦢 “LEDA & ZEUS” — By Ledania in Quito, Ecuador 🇪🇨

Two adjoining facades show Leda and Zeus among swans, birds, flowers and interlocking shapes. Ledania first explored the story of Leda and the Swan on this corner during Quito’s Warmi Paint festival in 2015. In 2026 she returned to restore Leda and paint the companion Zeus wall. The completed pair was presented for Puentes Creativos 2026 by Nudo Street Art Project at Valladolid and Madrid in La Floresta.

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Friendship on a Bicycle mural by JahOne in Sofia, Bulgaria, showing a woman riding with a white dog and flowers against a vivid sky.

🚲 “Friendship on a Bicycle” — By JahOne in Sofia, Bulgaria 🇧🇬

JahOne describes the cyclist as a symbol of inner freedom, momentum and lightness. Her white dog rides behind her, and the 90-square-metre mural also promotes cycling as a way to move through the city. Created with Visionary at 35 Slavyanska Street. Photo by Sketches of Sofia.

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The Man Below bus mural by Marcus GOMAD Debie in Stratford, London, portraying his father as an underground worker with a canary.

🚌 “The Man Below: From Coal to Steel” — By Marcus GOMAD Debie in London, UK 🇬🇧

Across the side of a London double-decker bus, the artist portrays his father, Bert Debie, as an underground worker accompanied by a canary. Bert worked 895 metres below ground in the coal mines of Geleen before they closed in the late 1960s. The work is a tribute to generations of unseen underground workers. Created for Stratford Junction at London E15 1DB.

💡 Nerd Fact: Canaries were used in mines from the late 1800s because they react to small amounts of carbon monoxide sooner than humans. The Science and Industry Museum holds a purpose-built cage with an oxygen cylinder designed to revive the bird after exposure.

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Gable mural by Roos Vink and Michel Velt in Foxhol showing models Kim and Tristan facing a flowering potato plant.

🌱 Meeting at the Flower — By Roos Vink & Michel Velt in Foxhol, Netherlands 🇳🇱

Models Kim and Tristan face a flowering potato plant that climbs between the windows, while the roof pattern carries its leaves and colors across the building. In Roos Vink’s account of the mural, the figures honor Foxhol’s Moluccan community, while the plant refers both to the local Avebe factory and to the idea of being rooted in the village. Commissioned by Lefier and painted at Gruttostraat 23.

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Bright graffiti mural by Humone Sinfronteraz showing a muscular cartoon ape leaning over a yellow car with an orange spray can.

🐒 “Superchango!! 26” — By Humone Sinfronteraz

A muscular cartoon ape leans over a yellow car with an orange spray can in hand. Orange lines cross the blue background. Humone shared the completed wall as “Superchango!! 26”; the post does not identify a location.

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Giant turquoise fish and realistic human eye mural by GOMAD across two gables in Geleen, Netherlands.

🐟 Fish Meets Eye — By GOMAD in Geleen, Netherlands 🇳🇱

A giant turquoise fish swims across one gable while a sharply painted human eye watches from the next. GOMAD says he completed the mural in eight to nine hours at De Driepoel, a fishing pond in his hometown of Geleen.

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Intertwined stone-like human figures forming a knot above green ivy in a mural by Bond Truluv in Germany.

🪨 A Knot of Stone Figures — By Bond Truluv in Germany 🇩🇪

Several stone-like human figures twist into a knot above a patch of living ivy.

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Two neon human profiles fused with mechanical structures in Ciberpunk by María García-Diéguez in Granada, Spain.

🤖 “Ciberpunk” — By María García-Diéguez in Granada, Spain 🇪🇸

Two cybernetic women turn away from one another inside a neon cityscape, their faces opening into cables, joints and machinery. María García-Diéguez created “Ciberpunk” in Granada for Jornada 6 of the 2026 Liga Nacional de Graffiti.

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Smiling older woman in traditional dress making a paper cutting in MGR MORS’s “Apolonia Nowak” mural in Nowogród, Poland.

🧵 “Apolonia Nowak” — By MGR MORS in Nowogród, Poland 🇵🇱

The portrait shows Apolonia Nowak of Kadzidło, an acclaimed Kurpie singer and master of traditional paper cutting, at work on a wycinanka. MGR MORS painted the mural during the fourth edition of Festiwal na Wzgórzu nad Rzeką. It is on the wall of Zespół Szkół Samorządowych at 11 Listopada 12.

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Expressive orange face crossed by blue and green forms in a mural by Daniel Sen Szymczyk in Lublin, Poland.

🎨 Face Between Colors — By Daniel Sen Szymczyk in Lublin, Poland 🇵🇱

Tall blue and green forms cut across an orange face in overlapping layers. Daniel Sen Szymczyk shared this finished wall from Meeting of Styles Lublin 2026. The festival schedule places the August 1 graffiti jam in the green areas at SKENDE Shopping.

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Comic-book mural of Rogue Trooper and Judge Rascal by SP:Zero, KID CRAYON and TERA at M32 Skate Spot in Bristol, UK.

⚡ Rogue Trooper & Judge Rascal — By SP:Zero, KID CRAYON & TERA in Bristol, UK 🇬🇧

At Bristol’s M32 Skate Spot, SP:Zero (Keith Hopewell), KID CRAYON and TERA painted a comic-book wall centered on Rogue Trooper. SP:Zero said Judge Rascal had taken over the scene, while KID CRAYON noted that the trio completed it largely with leftover spray cans.

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Stained-glass-style rose mural by Jenna Morello inside City Hall Garage in South Bend, Indiana.

🌹 Rose Mural — By Jenna Morello in South Bend, Indiana, USA 🇺🇸

Jenna Morello fills a wall inside South Bend’s City Hall Garage with roses framed like stained glass. During Mural Mania 2026, she told WSBT 22 that she had been exploring stained-glass imagery and chose a summer palette for the parking-garage setting.

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Collaborative street art mural by Jackie Herer and Fatum Paint in Valencia featuring a mandrill, Pokémon characters, two faces and bold graphic symbols.

🎴 Many Stories, One Wall — By Jackie Herer & Fatum Paint in Valencia, Spain 🇪🇸

A mandrill in a red hat, two sharply drawn faces, Pokémon characters, cards and bold symbols crowd into one graphic wall. Painted for Share Your Style #5, held with Hip Hop Kultura at 46Zero20 in Benimaclet on June 26–27, 2026.

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Symmetrical psychedelic mural by Dennis Gabbana in Braunschweig, Germany, transforming a gabled house with a bright mask-like face.

🎭 The House Becomes a Face — By Dennis Gabbana in Braunschweig, Germany 🇩🇪

The 11-by-9-metre mural turns the entire gable into a psychedelic face in yellow, blue, pink and orange, using the windows as part of the symmetrical design. Completed for the 2026 Colour & Soul Festival at Am Anger 1 in Braunschweig’s Westliches Ringgebiet. Photo by Verena Meier.

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Dignidad Eterna mural by Marka27 in Cleveland, Ohio, portraying working women, a child, flowers, calla lilies and a bicycle.

🌺 “Dignidad Eterna” — By Marka27 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA 🇺🇸

The title translates as “Eternal Dignity.” Marka27 says the mural celebrates street vendors, undocumented workers, and the resilience and joy their communities bring. The wall shows two working women, a child, flowers, food and a bicycle. Created with LAND Studio and Street Theory at Cleveland Public Library’s Eastman Branch, 11602 Lorain Avenue.

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Detailed deep-sea diver mural by Germar Claus in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, surrounded by bubbles and angular lettering.

🤿 Deep Below the Letters — By Germar Claus in Wilhelmshaven, Germany 🇩🇪

A vintage deep-sea diver reaches through bubbles, angular lettering, coral-like forms and small underwater details. Claus painted the work during the third Spray-WATT Graffiti Festival, held July 31–August 2, 2026, at the Peterstraße parking garage, according to the organizer’s program.

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Tall mural by MrFijodor in Lanzo Torinese showing Don Quixote on Rocinante, Sancho Panza and looming windmills.

🐴 Don Quixote and the Windmills — By MrFijodor in Lanzo Torinese, Italy 🇮🇹

Don Quixote rides Rocinante beneath looming windmills, with Sancho Panza following on his donkey. The windmills fill the top of the narrow gable above them. The City of Lanzo identifies the scene as a mural dedicated to Don Quixote and his famous windmills, and credits Art Project APS. LROC’s official program records its inauguration on July 24, 2026, during LROC Festival. It is painted at Via G. B. Savant 2.

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Surreal mural by Omar Alonso in Barranquilla showing giant hands turning a red wind-up key in the cap of a smaller figure.

🧵 Who Pulls the Thread? — By Omar Alonso in Barranquilla, Colombia 🇨🇴

Two oversized hands turn a red wind-up key set into the cap of a smaller figure. Alonso describes the image as a question about who controls the thread guiding us.

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Portrait of Cirimanna surrounded by bright thread-like lines, graphic patches and black-and-white patterns in Rammendi d’Amore by Chekos Art in Aradeo, Italy.

🧵 “Rammendi d’Amore” — By Chekos Art in Aradeo, Italy 🇮🇹

The portrait honors Cirimanna, a local woman remembered for her skill as a mender. Chekos surrounds her with bright thread-like lines, graphic patches and black-and-white patterns. The artist explains that the repair motif stands for care, resistance and community memory. Created with 167B Street at Via Piersanti Mattarella 12.

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Four large portraits spanning a long wall in PILLARS II by Oscar Joyo, honoring Gladys Muhammad, Harold Brazier, Charles Martin and Rosemary Sanders in South Bend, Indiana, USA.

🟣 PILLARS II — By Oscar Joyo in South Bend, Indiana, USA 🇺🇸

Oscar Joyo’s “PILLARS II”, painted with aerosol and exterior paint, spans a 13-by-85-foot wall at Faith Deliverance Center, 1415 Lincoln Way West. Its four portraits honor civil rights activist Gladys Muhammad, boxer Harold Brazier, youth leader Charles Martin, and Rosemary Sanders, the first Black member of the South Bend Symphony, according to local public radio coverage. It was created for Mural Mania.

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Portrait mural titled Secretaria de Cultura Mexico, framed by concrete beams inside a Berlin parking garage and painted by Iockas.

🎨 “Secretaria de Cultura Mexico” — By Iockas in Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪

Iockas painted “Secretaria de Cultura Mexico” during Urban Canvas Parkhaus Wedding’s July 16–19, 2026 session. It is inside the project’s changing urban-art gallery at Brunnenstraße 105–109. The concrete beams frame the painted face. The project is organized by LIEBEzurKUNST with CULTERIM Gallery and curator Emily Strange.

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Helmeted black-and-gray portrait with fluorescent red goggles, an orange halo and a cigarette by CISE in Madrid, Spain.

🥽 Fluorescent Red Goggles — By CISE in Madrid, Spain 🇪🇸

CISE gives the helmeted black-and-gray portrait fluorescent red goggles and an orange halo, with a cigarette held between the figure’s fingers. CISE shared the piece on August 9, 2026, from a studio in Madrid, tagging Zane1 and ZZ Rock.

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Memorias de un Grillo Blanco, a mural of a jameíto—Lanzarote’s tiny endemic cave crustacean—painted across a white wall by Matías Mata (Sabotaje al Montaje) in Punta Mujeres, Lanzarote, Spain.

🦞 “Memorias de un Grillo Blanco” — By Matías Mata (Sabotaje al Montaje) in Punta Mujeres, Lanzarote, Spain 🇪🇸

The mural depicts the jameíto (Munidopsis polymorpha), a tiny cave-dwelling crustacean endemic to Lanzarote and often described as blind. Matías Mata, better known as Sabotaje al Montaje, based the work on a photograph by Cristina Camacho and shared the finished mural in a reel. The official Lanzarote Geopark page records its August 8, 2026 unveiling on the wall opposite Restaurante El Palenke on Calle las Salinas.

💡 Nerd Fact: The jameíto has been Lanzarote’s legally designated animal symbol since a 1991 Canary Islands law. Coins once thrown into its cave lagoon poisoned the crustaceans, so the practice is now prohibited, according to the regional government’s species profile.

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Blue-and-white portrait mural with a butterfly crossing the sitter’s face by Filite at Beco do Planalto in Uberlândia, Brazil.

🦋 A Portrait in Motion — By Filite in Uberlândia, Brazil 🇧🇷

A woman’s face emerges through sweeping blue and white brushwork, with a blue butterfly crossing her cheek and eye. Filite shared the finished mural from the sixth Jardim Urbano festival, held August 1–2, 2026, at Beco do Planalto in Uberlândia.

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Latrodectus trompe-l’œil spider mural by Dioz Gomez inside a moss-covered drainage tunnel in Michoacán, Mexico.

🕷️ “Latrodectus” — By Dioz Gomez in Michoacán, Mexico 🇲🇽

Dioz Gomez’s “Latrodectus” uses the curved wall and floor of a moss-covered drainage tunnel to create a three-dimensional spider illusion. His process video shows the image being built directly in spray paint.

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“I’m too big for this town,” Cat Version, a mural by Milkbox in Montréal, showing a giant cat walking over painted rooftops.

🐈 “I’m too big for this town,” Cat Version — By Milkbox in Montréal, Canada 🇨🇦

Milkbox painted the mural in the courtyard at AC Hotel Old Montreal. Titled “I’m too big for this town,” Cat Version, it shows a giant cat walking across a row of small painted rooftops.

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Close-up mural of Donatello, the purple-masked Ninja Turtle, lit by orange light against a purple, lightning-streaked background, by Ynoxe 1985 in Brive-la-Gaillarde, France.

🐢 A Ninja Turtle in Orange Light — By Ynoxe 1985 in Brive-la-Gaillarde, France 🇫🇷

Smoke and orange light surround Ynoxe’s purple-masked Ninja Turtle. The character looks straight at the viewer from a low angle.

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GUÍSAMO MEMORIES mural by Antón Seoane and Doctor Toy on an old stone house in Guísamo, Spain, showing a dark-haired woman holding gold flowers beside a gray-and-white wolf-like animal, with the balcony and doorway cutting through the scene.

🐺 “GUÍSAMO MEMORIES” — By Antón Seoane & Doctor Toy in Guísamo, Spain 🇪🇸

Seoane describes the 6-by-5-metre collaboration as a meeting of nature and folklore on an old Galician house. Based on an original idea by Silc NeoTR, it leaves the aged stone, balcony, windows and roofline visible.

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Concrete Horizons mural by Bond Truluv in Leipzig, showing a pixelated swallow, local architecture, street signs and chrome spheres.

🌆 “Concrete Horizons” — By Bond Truluv in Leipzig, Germany 🇩🇪

A pixelated swallow crosses a collage of Grünau architecture, street signs and chrome spheres. Bond Truluv describes “Concrete Horizons” at Stuttgarter Allee 18 as one of five site-specific, augmented-reality murals commissioned for the district’s 50th anniversary. WOGETRA’s official project page documents the five-mural route and the augmented-reality layer.

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Playful animal mural by Peter Sheridan with Annie Montgomerie in Bristol for UPFEST, showing three cats and a dog dressed in knitted jumpers and street clothes.

🐈 The Neighborhood Crew — By Peter Sheridan with Annie Montgomerie in Bristol, UK 🇬🇧

Three cats and a dog pose like local characters, dressed in knitted jumpers, overalls and tiny street clothes. Sheridan painted the mural with mixed-media artist Annie Montgomerie for UPFEST 2026 at 4 Stillhouse Lane.

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Mural by Kundo Colors in Paris portraying Vincent Cassel as Vinz from La Haine, pointing toward the viewer in fractured color.

🎬 Vinz from La Haine — By Kundo Colors in Paris, France 🇫🇷

Vinz, played by Vincent Cassel in Mathieu Kassovitz’s 1995 film La Haine, points straight out from the wall while shards of pink, yellow and turquoise fracture the portrait. A bridge-and-rooftop silhouette appears beneath him. Painted inside Paris’s Tunnel des Tuileries (map). Photo by Daniel Modeste.

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Benção mural by Priscila Amoni in São Gonçalo do Rio Abaixo showing clasped, weathered hands holding a vivid bundle of leaves.

🌿 “Benção” — By Priscila Amoni in São Gonçalo do Rio Abaixo, Brazil 🇧🇷

A pair of weathered, clasped hands holds a vivid bundle of leaves against a deep blue wall. Amoni titled the 2026 work “Benção” and credits Agência Urbana de Arte and her collaborators.

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Blue-green figure leaning toward a rose held by a small gas-mask character in a mural by Razecki in Szczecin, Poland.

🌹 A Flower Through the Smoke — By Razecki in Szczecin, Poland 🇵🇱

A blue-green figure leans toward a rose offered by a small character in a gas mask. Razecki describes the green palette as apocalyptic and almost toxic. He says the rose represents fragile hope where nature and technology meet.

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Laughing child leaning through a bright floral frame in a mural by Congo in South Bend, Indiana, USA.

😊 Joy Across the Wall — By Congo in South Bend, Indiana, USA 🇺🇸

The laughing child is Congo’s niece Olivia; he calls it the most meaningful mural of his career. Flowers and leaves surround her, filling the long wall with color. Created for Mural Mania at 711 S Main St.

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Orange and red interlocking faces, two herons, a vessel and a coffee branch in Los Rostros del Lago Sagrado by Jch_eleno in San Isidro, Honduras.

🔥 “Los Rostros del Lago Sagrado” — By Jch_eleno in San Isidro, Honduras 🇭🇳

Jch_eleno says the overlapping faces represent one spirit moving through generations. One heron guards the origin; the other announces the future. A vessel inspired by finds at Los Naranjos and a coffee branch connect the mural to the area’s archaeology, land and inherited labor. It was painted at Instituto Gubernamental San Isidro for Festival Joya de Los Lagos.

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Cartoon characters in a purple classic car bursting through a wall in a mural by Body Hunter Tattoo and Yshaolini3 in Oborniki, Poland.

🚗 Breaking Through in Purple — By Body Hunter Tattoo & Yshaolini3 in Oborniki, Poland 🇵🇱

A crew of cartoon characters tears through the wall in a purple classic car. A pirate flag and paint roller fly behind them through painted cracks. Body Hunter Tattoo shared the finished collaboration in a July 2026 photo set.

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Long Toy Story-inspired graffiti wall titled Destroy This Story, filled with cartoon characters and tightly packed letterforms, by MR.BLOB, Davide Smake and Mirko LOSTE Cavallotto in Baronissi, Italy.

🧩 “Destroy This Story” — By MR.BLOB, Davide Smake & Mirko LOSTE Cavallotto in Baronissi, Italy 🇮🇹

The artists call this 2026 collaboration Destroy This Story. The Toy Story-inspired production covers one long wall with characters and tightly packed letterforms. They painted it at Parco della Rinascita for the 18th edition of OVERLINE GRAFFITI JAM, held July 24–26, 2026.

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Joy, a mural by ZABOU in Maubeuge, France, showing a smiling grayscale portrait of Noémie looking upward, surrounded by sunflowers and colorful confetti.

🌻 “Joy” — By ZABOU in Maubeuge, France 🇫🇷

Joy is a 20-by-12.5-metre mural at Résidence Vilvorde. The portrait was inspired by a photograph of Noémie, a young local dancer, sharing a dance with her mother. The work was commissioned by Avesnoise Promocil after ZABOU’s participation in the first edition of Festival Chroma.

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Yellow-and-purple mural by Enots Graff showing a cartoon miner racing through a cavern in a mine cart in Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur, France.

⛏️ A Mine Cart Through the Cavern — By Enots Graff in Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur, France 🇫🇷

A grinning cartoon miner races through a glowing yellow-and-purple cavern in a mine cart, pickaxe raised as a bat swoops alongside the track. The City of Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur says the work covers an electrical transformer on Rue des Artisans and was created through a partnership with Parc Évasion.

Photo by Startape PhotoGraff.

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Anna Charney’s mural covering the patio wall at New Terrain Brewing in Golden, Colorado, USA, with layered purple flowers and radiating blue, turquoise, green and orange patterns.

🌸 Colorado Plants and Animals — By Anna Charney in Golden, Colorado, USA 🇺🇸

Anna Charney painted the mural with spray paint across the outdoor patio wall at New Terrain Brewing. Nearly 70 feet wide and 26 feet tall, it draws on native plants and animals found where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains.

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RoboCop aims a gun toward the viewer between large chrome CESER and SAKER lettering, with a police car and robot behind him, in a graffiti mural by Ceser 87 and Saker VCG in Roskilde, Denmark.

🤖 RoboCop in Chrome — By Ceser 87 & Saker VCG in Roskilde, Denmark 🇩🇰

Ceser 87 shared the finished collaboration with Saker VCG under the tag . RoboCop stands between heavy chrome letters, with smaller characters and mechanical details in the background.

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Mostly monochrome mural by Barok of a wide-eyed face with an open mouth and swept-up hair, with small orange glowing dots and a rusty orange background.

😮 Wide Eyes, Open Mouth — By Barok

A monochrome face stares with wide eyes and an open mouth. A few small orange marks stand out against the gray.

Photo by Project 193 Berlin.

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Two views of a mural by MR.MAX, known online as Armitiel, in Zbąszynek, Poland: the full section and a close-up of the left side, with oversized laughing characters in pink, blue and violet.

😂 The Big Laugh — By MR.MAX in Zbąszynek, Poland 🇵🇱

Oversized laughing characters stretch across the long wall in soft pink, blue and violet. MR.MAX painted this section on Okrężna for Zbąszynek’s June 2026 #TRAIN2WIN project, a large collaborative mural inspired by Julian Tuwim’s poem Lokomotywa.

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Cybernetic portrait and mechanical creatures in The Porcelain Prophecy by Kiwi Wall Art in Amstetten, Austria.

🐉 “THE PORCELAIN PROPHECY” — By Kiwi Wall Art in Amstetten, Austria 🇦🇹

A porcelain-smooth face appears among mechanical creatures, cables and hard-edged forms. Kiwi Wall Art says the work reflects on life’s fragility, the promises people live by, and the way things can flourish on their own. Painted at the cycle underpass by Landesklinikum Mauer for the sixth Urban Art Festival Amstetten in collaboration with Kunstinitiative Amstetten.

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Black-and-white profile of a woman overlapping a transparent skull and small illuminated houses in a mural by Naga Illustration in Rennes, France.

🌒 The Face and the Skull — By Naga Illustration in Rennes, France 🇫🇷

A woman’s profile overlaps a transparent skull while small illuminated houses sit in the dark landscape behind her. The black-and-white mural was painted during a July 2026 group session at La Coulée Verte; Naga’s original post credits Go Maurice for the photograph.

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Bright blue dragon wrapped around a real window with orange flames in a mural by TOKK in Bremen, Germany.

🐉 “RISE OF THE DRAGON” — By TOKK in Bremen, Germany 🇩🇪

TOKK says the mural took four days and reinterprets a Chinese dragon with strong comic-book influences. The bright blue creature coils around a real window as orange flames shoot across the wall. Painted across the facade of Langfinger Tattoo Club at Thedinghauser Str. 14.

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Two views of a long graffiti wall by Funky Fresh AJC D1 SV and Yuseful Mouloud in Poincy, France, with an ape in red sunglasses, two customized cars and angular red, blue and green lettering.

🦍 An Ape Between Two Cars — By Funky Fresh AJC D1 SV & Yuseful Mouloud in Poincy, France 🇫🇷

A grinning ape in red sunglasses stands between two customized cars and bright red, blue and green lettering. Red fragments fill the spaces between them. Painted during Festif l’Art #17, held in Poincy on July 3–4, 2026.

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Two views of André Kan and Leyland Adams’s mural at Sala Forum in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico, showing black-and-white musicians and piano keys among pink, cyan, blue and purple geometric forms.

🌀 Music and Geometry — By André Kan & Leyland Adams in San Andrés Cholula, Mexico 🇲🇽

Painted during a residency with World Art Destinations at Sala Forum, the collaboration pairs portraits of musicians with geometric forms. World Art Destinations says the mural is about the energy music creates when it brings people together.

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Mural by Harfob in Seville, Spain, showing a bearded man staring forward beneath straight black bangs, with neon red, yellow, green and blue marks at the sides.

👀 A Bearded Portrait — By Harfob in Seville, Spain 🇪🇸

A bearded face looks straight at the viewer beneath a heavy black fringe. Neon marks sit around the edges.

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Two views of the BLOOM & BLADE mural by Ona Salvador and Asem Navarro in Baronissi, Italy, with two painted women, blades, pink flowers, turquoise leaves and wolf heads.

🗡️ “BLOOM & BLADE” — By Ona Salvador & Asem Navarro in Baronissi, Italy 🇮🇹

The artists say “BLOOM & BLADE” brings together their love of Princess Mononoke and Lady Snowblood. Painted at Parco della Rinascita, flowers and leaves surround the blades at the center of the collaboration. Created for Overline Jam.

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LATEX BUNNY mural by Joel Arroyo in Barcelona, Spain, showing a stylized blonde woman with half-closed eyes wearing a glossy black rabbit mask with long ears.

🐰 “LATEX BUNNY” — By Joel Arroyo in Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸

In “LATEX BUNNY,” a pale-haired woman wears a glossy black rabbit mask with oversized ears. Her eyes are half-closed.

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Paconer’s CAPITAL P(EACE) mural on a long roadside wall in Bergamo, Italy, with huge angular blue letterforms filled with clouds and fire between two metallic roses, beneath a sunset sky.

🔥 “CAPITAL P(EACE)” — By Paconer in Bergamo, Italy 🇮🇹

Paconer shared “CAPITAL P(EACE)” in December 2025. He donated the work to his hometown of Bergamo after conversations with residents of the building at Via San Giorgio 14c. Two large roses frame blue letterforms filled with clouds and flames. The photograph captures a sunset above the wall. It was created for the first edition of Urban Gift Project.

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FND Graff’s TUDO TEM SEU TEMPO mural in Guarulhos, Brazil, showing a large magenta portrait beside a green, white and red hummingbird, with yellow, turquoise and black abstract graffiti marks.

🐦 “TUDO TEM SEU TEMPO” — By FND Graff in Guarulhos, Brazil 🇧🇷

The mural combines a pink portrait, a hummingbird and loose graffiti marks. FND titled it “TUDO TEM SEU TEMPO”—“Everything Has Its Time”—and said it is about growth that happens slowly and out of sight.

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