Flowers For You (8 Photos)
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A flowerpot, a handful of petals and street art in bloom
Flowers take many forms in these eight artworks: a daisy offered from a painted window, a chalk mouse’s scattered petals and a garden covering an apartment building.
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🪴 Abuelo y Niño — By José Manuel Belmonte in Córdoba, Spain 🇪🇸
José Manuel Belmonte’s Abuelo y Niño stands in Plaza de Manuel Garrido Moreno in Córdoba. The life-size bronze group honors the people who maintain the city’s courtyard gardens.
💡 Nerd Fact: Abuelo y Niño is the second work in a three-part tribute to Córdoba’s patio caretakers. La Regadora represents the present, while the grandfather and child represent the tradition’s past and future. The third group, El Pozo de las Flores, depicts a grandmother passing gardening knowledge to a girl.
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🌼 Ethan Has Lost Count — By David Zinn
David Zinn’s original post names him Ethan: he has lost count of his flower petals.
💡 Nerd Fact: In his essay Why Chalk?, Zinn says he started drawing on sidewalks to get away from computer illustration work on sunny days. Chalk washes away, which took off the pressure he felt when painting on canvas.
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🌼 Ti regalo un fiore (I Give You a Flower) — By Cheone in Porto Viro, Italy 🇮🇹
Cheone created Ti regalo un fiore for Wallabe’s Be One project in 2021. He painted it entirely with spray cans on an A.T.E.R. housing wall facing Piazza Caduti Triestini in Porto Viro.
💡 Nerd Fact: The two daisies on the child’s cap symbolize the union of Donada and Contarina. The two municipalities merged to form Porto Viro in 1995; the project’s name, Be One, refers to that union.
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🌱 The Green Gift — By Chus in Bremen, Germany 🇩🇪
Chus painted The Green Gift at Gnesener Straße 11 in Bremen for Mural City in 2025.
💡 Nerd Fact: Mural City’s first edition took place in Bremen’s Gröpelingen district in 2025. Ten artists produced ten murals under the theme Beauty of Nature.
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🚀 Gardeners — By Rocket01 in Valence, France 🇫🇷
Rocket01 painted Gardeners in Valence for Street Art Fest Grenoble-Alpes in 2026. His artist-submitted record places the mural on Rue Farnerie. He also shared a video of the Valence project in June 2026.
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🐝 The Bird & The Bee — By Curtis Hylton in Swindon, UK 🇬🇧
Curtis Hylton painted The Bird & The Bee for Swindon Paint Fest in 2023. The mural’s recorded location is the corner of Stanley Street and Union Street in Swindon.
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🦋 Là où fleurit l’émerveillement — By Mantra in Versailles, France 🇫🇷
Mantra painted Là où fleurit l’émerveillement at 18 Allée Gabriel Fauré in Versailles in 2020. It was the tenth and final mural in Quai 36’s Project #1096, an art project linked to the renovation of 1,096 homes in the Bernard de Jussieu neighborhood.
💡 Nerd Fact: Mantra used photographs from his parents’ garden in Metz as reference material. He also drew on the palette of Sainer’s neighboring mural, In the Garden, and completed his own work in acrylic over eight days.
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💐 A Handful of Flowers — By JEKS in Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA 🇺🇸
JEKS painted this portrait at Niedlov’s Bakery & Cafe in Chattanooga. Photographer Amber Morgan’s June 2023 photograph of the mural also names the artist and venue. Her image is part of a digitally processed photography series.
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