Street Art in Gothenburg
Street art in Gothenburg refers to murals, graffiti writing, stencils, paste-ups, and other forms of public art found across Sweden’s second-largest city. The local scene spans both sanctioned wall projects and unsanctioned interventions, with activity concentrated in transit corridors and selected neighborhoods.
Overview
Street art in Gothenburg refers to murals, graffiti writing, stencils, paste-ups, and other forms of public art found across Sweden’s second-largest city. The local scene spans both sanctioned wall projects and unsanctioned interventions, with activity concentrated in transit corridors and selected neighborhoods.
Street Art Utopia’s archive documents a range of works in Gothenburg, including figurative murals and character-based graffiti, as well as festival- and community-led projects in parks and residential areas.
Artwork feed
Tip: when you spot a signature or crew name, search it on this wiki—many artists appear in multiple cities and countries.
For the best finds, visit in daylight, look up (rooftop-scale murals hide in plain sight), and treat every piece as temporary—fresh paint can erase a classic overnight.
If you’re exploring street art in Gothenburg, start with the areas where walls change fast: train corridors, underpasses, industrial edges, and the neighborhoods that host legal mural programs.