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ΜΟΥΝΤΖΟΥΡΕΣ, Πλακάτ, Πανό, Αφίσες, Εξώφυλλα, ΜΝΗΜΕΣ, Πρωτοσέλιδα, Σκίτσα, Φέιγ Βολάν, GRAFFITI. Συνθήματα, Ιδέες, Χιούμορ, Ανοησίες, Ύβρεις, Χυδαιότητες... Το περιεχόμενο των αναρτήσεων δεν εκφράζουν οπωσδήποτε τον διαχειριστή του blog.
Τρίτη 12 Μαΐου 2026
My Fantastic Social Media Life vs Real Life, in Berlin
This work captures how quickly Berlin walls react to global media moments. Satire, meme logic, and public commentary collapse into one readable image. It’s very Berlin: fast, topical, and unapologetically direct in how it addresses attention culture.
Δευτέρα 11 Μαΐου 2026
Elephant in Berlin — by Jadore
Jadore’s elephant in Kreuzberg shows how large-scale murals in Berlin can still carry emotional softness. The scale is monumental, but the energy is human and protective rather than aggressive. It fits Berlin’s current mural scene, where landmark walls often function as shared neighborhood symbols.
James Bullough x ONUR, in Berlin
The Bullough/ONUR collaboration highlights Berlin’s role as a meeting point for distinct mural vocabularies. Precision, depth, and large-scale staging are pushed without losing urban grit. It reflects how Berlin’s scene has matured technically while staying rooted in public-space dialogue.
TRANS, MUSLIM & PROUD
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Κυριακή 10 Μαΐου 2026
Rainbow Carrier - by Kenny Random in Padova, Italy
Kenny Random takes a simple walking silhouette and turns it into something unexpectedly uplifting. It feels like someone casually carrying color across the city, which is honestly a pretty perfect street-art fantasy.
by Alice Pasquini in Berlin
Alice Pasquini’s Berlin piece brings human-scale intimacy into a city known for oversized statements. Her figure work softens the wall without sentimentalizing it. It’s a reminder that Berlin street art has always included tenderness alongside confrontation.
Σάββατο 9 Μαΐου 2026
Cat waiting for mouse — by LIZ ART BERLIN in... Berlin
LIZ ART BERLIN’s cat series proves how repetition can build urban folklore. By placing the same character across different surfaces, she creates a citywide visual game that rewards attention and local knowledge. This is classic Berlin street logic: low-tech presence, high memorability.
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