9 Powerful New Street Art Pieces from Around the World (March 2025)
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From Barcelona’s tribute to The Last of Us to mythological battles and a vibrant mural honoring Akira Toriyama, these new street art pieces reveal the range and depth of muralism today. Included: a glowing green tiger, a stern Andean figure mid-weave, a duck with attitude, and a tunnel transformed into an eerie eye.
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Alkimist’s mural in Barcelona, Spain
A tribute to The Last of Us, this photorealistic mural shows Ellie with detailed facial injuries and a hardened expression. A shadowed archer silhouette stands behind her. The PlayStation logo appears alongside the game title.
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Bill Knospi’s mural in Werneuchen, Germany
A cartoon duck character is reimagined with exaggerated features, short hair with a red band, and a white tank top. A stylized play on femininity and pop culture.
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CHOBE, OkeiZ, and The Crazy Kings in Guadalajara, Mexico
This dynamic piece features a roaring tiger with glowing green fangs framed by angular graffiti lettering. The tiger’s face stretches across the entire wall, merging realism with wild color.
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WANTWO in Chalon-sur-Saône, France
A black-and-white portrait of a woman warrior holding a sword, painted beside a staircase with a backdrop of explosive color and geometric arrows.

NELS, BAROS, LALONE, Nesui, and Soez in Seville, Spain
A mythological battle scene showing a muscular bearded figure wielding a hammer while riding a beast. Graffiti tags and broken columns frame the action under stormy skies.
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Zelva Uno’s mural in Alausí, Ecuador
Painted for Fiesta de Colores, this mural features a traditional Andean man spinning thread. He wears a red poncho and hat with a feather, while a bird flies with a golden key.
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David Villaécija’s piece in Spain
Titled La mirada construida, this surreal mural transforms a concrete tunnel into a realistic eye with the pupil formed by the tunnel itself.
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Mick Martinez’s mural in Mexico
A colorful homage to Akira Toriyama, this wall features Shenron and characters from Dragon Ball in bold anime style with bright primary tones.
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