This wolf was one of five monochrome murals in Jussi TwoSeven’s All City Movement, created for Brighton Fringe’s Finnish Season in 2018. Each wall showed the same animal at a different point in its stride; together they formed a city-scale animation. The pictured wolf was painted high above 40 Middle Street.
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Κυριακή 19 Ιουλίου 2026
Ofrenda por el agua - by Jotapé (JP) in Roturas, Spain
Jotapé makes a stream of painted water appear to pour from a real window into a woman’s hands. On the official Muro Crítico page, the artist describes the 2023 mural as an offering and connects it to the privatization of water and other natural resources in his native Chile. It stands at Avenida de la Libertad 24 in Roturas.
Σάββατο 18 Ιουλίου 2026
Wingbeat & Watcher - by klub_znc in Leipzig, Germany
klub_znc pushes animal painting into a near-fantasy zone here. The bird lifts off like an explosion of feathers while the frog stares back with that glossy, slightly alien calm that makes the whole wall feel alive. It is wild, colorful, and weird in the best possible way.
Παρασκευή 17 Ιουλίου 2026
King Betta - Βy Clara Leff in Fafe, Portugal
Clara Leff makes this fish feel suspended in deep water even though it is painted on a flat dark wall. The fins move like silk, the turquoise glow pulls everything forward, and the in-progress moment adds an extra layer of drama. It feels delicate and powerful at the same time.
Box of Imagination - Βy Wild Drawing in Cheltenham, UK
Wild Drawing uses the whole building like a prop and turns architecture into packaging. The opened box illusion, the oversized figure, and the ribbon snaking across the facade make it feel like fantasy has physically burst into the street. It is smart, playful, and beautifully staged.
Πέμπτη 16 Ιουλίου 2026
Werushka - by HOPARE in Paris, France
HOPARE makes this wall feel like a sketchbook page blown up to city size. The black linework carries all the structure, while the orange lower section keeps the portrait from feeling cold or static. It is loose, elegant, and full of motion even though the pose is still.
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