Σάββατο 12 Σεπτεμβρίου 2026
Παρασκευή 11 Σεπτεμβρίου 2026
La Maison M Tiger - by Kalouf in Lyon, France
Kalouf painted the giant tiger for La Maison M in 2022, with help from Crounion2Pain. The venue calls the tiger its emblem; the pink-and-teal face fills the façade at 21 Place Gabriel Rambaud.
❤️ Wild Hearts — The Hague, Netherlands
A 50-metre wall turns into a vertical rush of floating figures and fragments of life. Wild Hearts takes its cue from the song by DI-RECT and its theme of following your own path and living fully. Studio Giftig describes figures opening their coats as a “light of life” falls across scenes from a life in motion. Bregje van Gerwen and Jan-Henk van Ieperen modeled for the central figures. The Hague’s official visitor guide highlights street art across the city; the exact wall is at Willem Dreespark 196.
Πέμπτη 10 Σεπτεμβρίου 2026
No Don Quixote Zone - by an Unknown Creator at Dudutki Museum Complex, Belarus
Why it ranks: A road sign crosses out Don Quixote directly in front of the windmill at Dudutki Museum Complex. The museum’s history of the windmill says the 14-meter structure was built in 1903–05, has five floors, and was moved to Dudutki in 1992. The placement turns one of literature’s most famous misadventures into an impossibly specific road rule.
Ali vs. Ryu — by Combo in Paris, France
On Rue Saint-Denis, Combo’s Ali vs. Ryu replaces Sonny Liston with the Street Fighter character beneath arcade-style health bars. Ali’s pose comes from Neil Leifer’s photograph of the 1965 Ali–Liston rematch in Lewiston, Maine.
Τετάρτη 9 Σεπτεμβρίου 2026
🌹 Feliç Sant Jordi! — by LEÓN in Barcelona, Spain
LEÓN’s Sant Jordi mural turns the Catalan celebration into a street-side kiss: red dress, silver armor, rose, sword, birds, and butterflies. It stands at Carrer del Sots-Tinent Navarro 20. In Angeles’s photograph, real red petals spread from the wall across the pavement and give the flat image a physical foreground.
🔎 Enfant observateur - by ZABOU in Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, France
Saint-Dié-des-Vosges’ official mural catalogue records Enfant observateur as a July 2018 work at 21 rue de l’Orient. ZABOU places the enormous boy directly above the lower roof, turning the real building into the ledge he appears to lean across. The magnifying glass and the person below complete the forced-scale effect: the illusion changes who looks enormous and who looks tiny.
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