Adri Creciclando (Adri Growing Up) is Dadospuntocero’s 2020 mural about teaching children to turn waste into new life. The 15-meter-high work spans the buildings at 12–14 Calle de Antonio Machado.
Πέμπτη 20 Αυγούστου 2026
👁️ OUTSIGHT - by Jorge Rodríguez-Gerada in Laon, France
“OUTSIGHT” portrays the artist’s son Alén looking through a play-button symbol. Painted for Festival Arts Urbains 2022, its bands of skin tones address the universal effects of social media, algorithms and viral video on children encountering the world through screens.
Τετάρτη 19 Αυγούστου 2026
HARDCORE - by Falko Fantastic in Cape Town, South Africa
Falko Fantastic painted a kneeling pink figure whose head disappears into a real bougainvillea bush in Cape Town. The living flowers complete the otherwise headless pose.
🐦 Silent Reflection” — Lommel, Belgium
The bird, the woman, and the viewer form a quiet triangle. A song thrush rests on her finger while pale reflections cross the glass-like surface. In Silent Reflection, those details connect the work to Lommel. Local reporting ties the reflected landscape to the Sahara nature reserve, the thrush to culture and experience, and the elderberries to regional produce; it also notes that ideas and drawings from residents helped shape the final design. Brenda Ketelaars modeled for the mural, painted on the sports hall at ’t Stekske, Luikersteenweg 460.
Τρίτη 18 Αυγούστου 2026
Tijgermoeders van de Kolenkit - by Sidney Waerts in Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam’s public-art archive lists the title as Tijgermoeders van de Kolenkit, a Muren van West mural at Wiltzanghlaan 68–88. Sidney Waerts based it on local women described as key community figures working for connection in the neighborhood.
Dictatorships go under, democracy will flourish...
... by MUE BON in Thailand
A small bird with an axe faces a tree made from guns. The message is in the title, and the bird fits the artist’s wider language: UP Magazine describes Pukruk, MUE BON’s recurring bird character, as an avatar for free thought.
💡Bird Fact: Pukruk is powerful because it is limited: in UP Magazine’s profile, MUE BON explains that wings symbolize freedom, but Pukruk is a flightless bird that only gets airborne with help, like spray cans acting as rockets. That makes the character a sharp political messenger: freedom is present, but it still needs a push.
I wish I was a little bit taller
A huge blank billboard gets one tiny line at the bottom.
That is the whole joke: the billboard is massive, and the wish is small.
Δευτέρα 17 Αυγούστου 2026
Muros Tabacalera - by Alice Pasquini in Madrid, Spain
This wall is part of Muros Tabacalera’s “Naturalezas Urbanas” edition. Alice Pasquini’s painted figure leans from a window toward the living city, and the photograph adds a real hand to the exchange.
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