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Liberté sous pétrole(Freedom Under Oil)-by K2B Graff in Paris, France

K2B Graff titled the piece “Liberté sous pétrole”, created for Blacklines’ “Les contestations actuelles” wall on Rue Henri Noguères. Liberty is no longer standing proud. The red, white, and blue across her face read more like damage than patriotism, and the black drips feel closer to oil than tears. It is blunt, furious, and hard to ignore.

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🚀 Tulsa Remote Mural — by JEKS in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

TravelOK lists this astronaut as the Tulsa Remote Mural, created by JEKS in 2019 on the Grooper building. The downtown Tulsa cityscape reflected in the helmet gives the cosmic subject a strong local twist, turning the building into a launchpad for imagination.

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🧡 Ithaca Wall Figure — by Alice Pasquini in Ithaca, New York, USA

Alice Pasquini painted in Ithaca in 2013, and Ithaca Murals documents her local works, including the Fulton Plaza mural at Fulton and Meadow. This gentle brick-wall figure keeps Pasquini’s warmth: it feels like a real person paused for a quiet moment inside the city.

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Tiny Ship, Giant Hand — by Jim Vision in New York City, USA

Jim Vision plays with scale in a way that pulls you right in. A giant painted hand carefully holds a much smaller ocean scene. The scale shift makes the wall feel like a mythic image dropped into the city.

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Capax Infiniti — by Faith47 in Portland, Oregon, USA

Faith47’s own archive identifies this Portland work as “Capax Infiniti”. The raw brick wall gives the piece a heavy, weathered texture, and the painted figure looks almost absorbed by the building itself. The mural feels calm, rooted, and quietly monumental.

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Rooted Face — by Unknown Artist in New York City, USA

This narrow New York street art piece looks like a face growing straight out of the wall. The painted roots and small details make the surface feel alive. It has the quiet strangeness of a city character hidden inside the bricks.

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🎩 Abraham Lincoln — by Eduardo Kobra in Lexington, Kentucky, USA

Eduardo Kobra gives Abraham Lincoln his signature geometric color treatment. VisitLex identifies the mural as a 60-foot work on the back of the Kentucky Theater, visible from Vine Street. Kobra turns an iconic American portrait into something historic and modern at once.