Nature & Environment
Trees, flowers, oceans, climate and works that let the surrounding landscape complete the image.
Curated visual stories since 2010
Street art can be a protest, a joke, a memorial, a portrait, an illusion or a collaboration with nature. Explore collections organized by subject, idea and form.
Artists return to these subjects across countries, generations and very different kinds of public space.
Trees, flowers, oceans, climate and works that let the surrounding landscape complete the image.
Cats, birds, insects and wild animals painted or built into the streets around them.
Art about power, war, borders, inequality and the decisions that shape everyday life.
Portraits and public artworks about belonging, memory, hope, grief and human connection.
Clever interventions, visual jokes and artworks that invite people to become part of the scene.
Shared stories, local traditions and the cultural touchstones artists bring into public space.
The idea matters, but so do the material, scale and way an artwork changes its location.
Pre-cut templates and paper artworks allow artists to prepare detailed images before taking them to the street.
Anamorphic paintings and perspective tricks make flat walls and pavements appear to open up.
Permanent monuments, temporary installations and works assembled directly from stone, sand or earth.
Discarded materials and damaged streets become part of the artwork instead of something to hide.
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Each visual story connects artworks through a shared subject, material or feeling.
Animal-shaped rocks and street art built around pipes, a camera and a drain grate. Eight photos…
Driftwood, beach pebbles, rusted chain, wire and old trash: in these 11 photos, artists build figures…
A baby floating above a lawn, fingers around a tree, a boar built from logs and…
Some vehicles get abandoned, some get stranded, and some are put up there on purpose by…
Lipstick kisses on Oscar Wilde's tomb, a Central Park husky polished by children, a Romanian cemetery…
An emergency hut 4,003 meters up the Matterhorn, a post office among Antarctic penguins, the Faroese…
Car tires, sea waves, rain and sliding sand make the sound at these spots, from a…
Norman Bates’ house, the Sad Hill graveyard, Luke Skywalker’s underground home and seven more film sets…
A No Don Quixote sign in front of a real windmill, Darth Vader on a crosswalk…
A giant figure nobody admits to carving, a film prop left behind by a movie crew…