ΠΟΥΣΤΙΑ ΣΤΗΝ ΕΡΓΑΤΙΑ ΣΚΑΤΑ ΣΤΑ ΑΦΕΝΤΙΚΑ 🤬🤬🤬

🤬Μέχρι που θα φτάσει η μαλακία;🤬

Pelle Svanslös - by Charlie Granberg in Uppsala, Sweden

A giant storybook cat climbing across a city wall is already a strong start. Charlie Granberg makes it even better by letting the architecture become part of the scene, so the whole corner feels like it belongs to the cats now.

💡 Fun Fact: Pelle Svanslös (Peter No-Tail) isn’t just a random cat, he’s the beloved main character of a classic Swedish children’s book series by Gösta Knutsson, and the original stories are set right here in the city of Uppsala!

FOX

ISKRA SOFOS KMB FLUOR ⁉️⁉️

Painting Another World - by ICY and SOT in Iran

Standing on a chair among painted clouds, the figure reaches up to spray an anarchy symbol as if sketching a different sky. It is rebellion staged with calm, almost theatrical clarity, which somehow makes it hit even harder.

ΒΓΑΛΤΕ ΤΟ ΣΚΑΣΜΟ ΞΕΦΤΙΛΕΣ ΣΕΞΙΣΤΕΣ

Να σε βλέπω να χαμογελάς θέλω.

Beer is now cheaper than fuel. Drink. Don’t drive.

This one wins on scale alone: a giant smiley figure hoisting a terrible financial suggestion above the street. It is the sort of joke that only gets stronger the more exhausted everyone already is.

 

OUST MARILO

ΦΙΝΤΕΛ ΣΚΑΡΤΟ...

Δύο επιθέσεις σε πανεπιστημιακούς...

... μέσα σε λίγες ώρες σε Αθήνα & Θεσσαλονίκη

Καλή Πρωτομαγία!...

Isakov in Berlin

Isakov’s Berlin mural sits in the newer wave of polished large-format works that still respect the city’s rough visual context. The composition is controlled, but it doesn’t feel detached from the street. It’s part of Berlin’s ongoing balance between craft and immediacy.

DFV - KES - SCT

ΤΩΡΑ - ΧΑΟΣ ⌀ ΧΑΟΣ!

Emergency of the Heart - by ICY and SOT in Iran

Using a rusted ambulance as the canvas turns the vehicle itself into part of the message. Rescue, injury, urgency, and heartbreak all collapse into one haunting surface, making the whole scene feel like a failed promise of safety.

SLUTS AGAINST GENOCIDE

KILL ALL ZIONISTS!

Laundry Day - by Golsa Golchini in Milan, Italy

Golsa Golchini does not hide damaged walls, she collaborates with them. Here, peeling plaster becomes hanging laundry and a real window becomes part of the scene, making the whole piece feel delightfully quiet and alive. Tiny idea, huge charm.

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