Δευτέρα 3 Αυγούστου 2026
Upside Down Reader - by ZABOU in Moutiers, France
This is one of her most brilliant 3D spatial tricks! The building ledge literally becomes the open book. The wall perfectly transforms into a peaceful grassy field. The clever architecture makes the whole scene click. It is a stunning closer that shows her pure artistic magic.
La Saison des Fresques - by DAN23 in Strasbourg, France
The Rue de la Vignette wall feels like a fresh breath moving across peach-colored plaster. DAN23’s glowing profile dissolves into daisies, a butterfly, and a flying bird. The bird seems to pull a white line of motion right across the facade. It is soft, quick, and highly optimistic. This brings his ecology-minded street art into a wonderful spring mood.
Κυριακή 2 Αυγούστου 2026
Glowing Persephone - by Bacon in Houston, Texas
Bacon makes this whole building feel like a myth waking up downtown. Persephone holds a pomegranate like a glowing small sun. Beautiful golden light floods her hair and shoulder against the dark facade. A vertical strip of windows cuts right through the figure. This makes the architecture become part of the painting instead of just a surface underneath it.
The Queen’s Gambit - by ZABOU in London
Beth Harmon appeared everywhere after the hit show. But ZABOU brings pure tension to this piece! The massive grayscale face has striking red lips. Vibrant orange chessboard squares frame the scene perfectly. She holds a tiny chess piece ready for her next brilliant move.
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.
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