Σάββατο 1 Αυγούστου 2026
Amber Gaze - by CISE in Seville, Spain
CISE brings a totally different kind of love letter to this wall. It blends style, portraiture, and Spanish graffiti culture into one very sharp composition. The glowing amber glasses lock you in first. Then the black hat, cropped face, and painterly fingers pull you closer. Created for Julio Eterno in Seville, it feels highly personal and stylish. It bursts with massive respect for the local graffiti community.
Fontana Luminosa - by Bernardino Valentini, Bronze by Nicola D’Antino, L’Aquila, Italy
Completed in 1933 from a design by engineer Bernardino Valentini, with the bronze group by Nicola D’Antino, the fountain stands in Piazza Battaglione Alpini. In this photograph, low sunlight catches the falling water and makes it glow orange like lava.
Παρασκευή 31 Ιουλίου 2026
La Dolorosa - by Jesús Mateos Brea in Plasencia, Spain
Jesús Mateos Brea lets the historic stone do half the storytelling. This monumental veiled figure appears to hang directly from the church itself. The missing upper face disappears perfectly into the roofline. The architecture cuts into the composition like a quiet source of light. It is reverent, theatrical, and carefully placed. This is a Semana Santa masterpiece built for the city.
Πέμπτη 30 Ιουλίου 2026
Lion in the Wall - by Nikolaj Arndt in Germany
Arndt’s amazing depth game works perfectly on vertical walls too. The painted lion appears to lounge comfortably inside a deep recessed opening. It looks as if the flat wall hides a secret private chamber for a very calm animal king. The painted ledge, the dangling paw, and the soft shadows do all the convincing work for your eyes.
Bird in the Water - by VYRÜS in Oye-Plage, France
VYRÜS proves how powerful restraint can be. With one poised bird, a pale wall, and a few ripples of reflection, the mural opens up a huge sense of space and freedom. It inspires because it says so much with so little.
Τετάρτη 29 Ιουλίου 2026
Digging Toward the Light - Βy Sipion in Callao, Lima, Peru
Sipion transforms an boring structure into pure determination. The worker’s pose, the endless tunnel, and the warm light pulling the eye forward give the whole mural a sense of endurance and purpose. It is a clever illusion, but it is also an emotional one: keep going, even when the work still looks immense.
Peekaboo Panda - by SMOK in Antwerp, Belgium
SMOK uses the tricky corner of this building absolutely perfectly. It looks exactly as if a giant panda has quietly stepped out from behind the architecture to say hello. The clean realism and gentle expression give the wall instant warmth and charm. Meanwhile, the clever 3D illusion placement makes the whole facade feel incredibly playful. Supported by District Berchem, this is a flawless example of a mural making a street feel instantly more welcoming.
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