Τετάρτη 21 Οκτωβρίου 2026
Τρίτη 20 Οκτωβρίου 2026
Intime Letture - by Edoardo Ettorre in Mangone, Italy
The newspaper covers the reader’s face, and a pale bag rests across their lap. Edoardo Ettorre painted Intime Letture on a house in Mangone in 2025 for Gulìa Urbana. In the project text, Gulìa Urbana’s Giacomo Marinaro links the scene to the difficulty older people can face in separating fact from falsehood in the news.
Cupid’s Swing - by Millie Newitt & Tara Fowler in Tauranga, New Zealand
A real wooden seat projects from a wall painted with ferns and trailing vines. Above it, a winged archer aims a heart-tipped arrow toward the visitors. Millie Newitt and Tara Fowler created the mural on the Broncos Outdoors wall on Willow Street in 2015. Mainstreet Tauranga commissioned the interactive scene, inviting people to sit for photographs.
Δευτέρα 19 Οκτωβρίου 2026
Maradona & his daughter Dalma - by Dreier y Nahuel & Nagu Cuellar
In Lomas de Zamora, Argentina, Maradona sits on a football while his daughter Dalma tucks a flower into his sock. Dreier y Nahuel and Nagu Cuellar painted the scene from a 1989 photograph taken during Napoli training, when Dalma was two and a half. The mural reverses the photograph, placing her on the right.
Castillos de plástico - by Da2 / Dadospuntocero in La Bañeza, Spain
A child crouches on a sunny beach with a blue bucket and green spade, building a castle filled with discarded plastic. The clear sea and sky contrast with the rubbish packed into the castle. Painted for Art Aero Rap, the mural is on Calle Don Pedro el Oculista 30, La Bañeza
Κυριακή 18 Οκτωβρίου 2026
Sostenibile Sostenersi - by C0110 in Caorle, Italy
A fisherman cradles a cormorant carrying a fish in its beak. Real windows cut across the painted hands and bird. C0110 made the mural on Via del Rombo for Caorle Sea Festival, which describes the work as a portrait of the coastal community’s relationship with the sea.
Nesting Time - by Andrii Palval in Aielli, Italy
A nightingale fills the side of a house beside a stone staircase, its long tail reaching almost to street level. The person standing below gives a sense of its size. Andrii Palval painted it for Borgo Universo in 2023, along the steps leading to Aielli’s Torre delle Stelle.
Σάββατο 17 Οκτωβρίου 2026
El Abrazo - by Jota López in Madrid, Spain
An older woman and a young woman overlap up the side of the building, with a flower in the lower corner. Jota López painted it on a side wall of the Isaac Rabin senior center in Moratalaz, so the hug is between generations.
🌺 EVE — By Lula Goce in Ostend, Belgium
Lula Goce’s mural for The Crystal Ship is officially titled “EVE”. The festival describes it as the story of the first woman reimagined by the sea, surrounded by flowers and dunes typical of Ostend’s coastline. Goce later shared the finished wall after the festival. The grayscale figure calmly holds the center, while the red-orange circle and dense blooms warm the whole facade. Look closer and you can spot the apple and the small winged figure, with the windows beautifully absorbed into the composition.
Stop Bullying - by GOIN in Bristol, UK
A schoolgirl stands with her head down, a bag over her shoulder and one red boxing glove, a few steps from a School warning sign. French stencil artist GOIN painted it on the side of the Spotted Cow pub for Upfest 2024.
Παρασκευή 16 Οκτωβρίου 2026
Quand la colline devenait ferveur et poussière - By Rémi Tournier in Ettelbruck, Luxembourg
Rémi Tournier titled this mural “Quand la colline devenait ferveur et poussière”, and the City of Ettelbruck says it makes a piece of Waarken history visible again, based on an old image tied to the motocross races once held in the neighborhood. The sepia tones, blurred crowd, and sense of bodies pushing forward give it the feel of a recovered photograph. The scale matters too: the whole facade becomes a local memory of speed and teamwork, not just a racing scene.
🦝 Wild Neighbor - by Indey NLK in Bourgoin-Jallieu, France
Indey NLK shared this raccoon wall and the appeal is immediate. The oversized stare is mischievous, but the piece does not rely on cuteness alone. Crisp fur, soft hoodie folds, and the coiling green snake give the whole mural bounce and contrast. It feels like a cartoon wandered into the real world and confidently claimed the wall.
Πέμπτη 15 Οκτωβρίου 2026
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.
🚀 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.
Τετάρτη 14 Οκτωβρίου 2026
🧡 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.
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.
Τρίτη 13 Οκτωβρίου 2026
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.
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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