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The Giant Greenish-Blue Dragon Mural — Kuantan, Malaysia
A three-story dragon coils around a spiral staircase, appearing to slither across the building’s surface. The detailed scales and vivid blues contrast with the black wall, giving this mural an almost cinematic presence. The mural is part of Project 06 at Kuantan Art Street in Pahang.
9 Street Art Dragons That Look Ready to Fly Off the Wall
Dragons have always symbolized power, wisdom, and imagination—and now they’ve taken flight across city walls around the world. From towering, photorealistic beasts to playful chalk sketches curled in brick cracks, these murals transform dull facades into realms of fantasy. This collection features striking dragons spotted from Malaysia to France, from anime tributes to mischievous creatures hiding in plain sight. Whether fierce, friendly, or surreal, each artwork showcases how street art keeps the myth alive in the heart of our cities.
More: 30 Sculptures You (probably) Didn’t Know Existed
The Giant Greenish-Blue Dragon Mural — Kuantan, Malaysia
A three-story dragon coils around a spiral staircase, appearing to slither across the building’s surface. The detailed scales and vivid blues contrast with the black wall, giving this mural an almost cinematic presence. The mural is part of Project 06 at Kuantan Art Street in Pahang.
The Owl and the Dragon — Buenos Aires, Argentina
A glowing owl stares intensely from the right while a scaled dragon snakes through ethereal, neon-colored shadows on the left. Painted by Julian Cruz Solano, this fantasy-themed mural merges nocturnal power with mythic energy.
Dragon and Mouse — Le Pont-de-Claix, France
By Braga Last1, this clever piece features a green dragon painted to fit perfectly into the hollowed-out holes of a brick wall, peeking out with curiosity at a small painted mouse nearby. It’s a charming use of urban textures and playful narrative placement.More: Mind-Bending 3D Street Art by Braga Last1: Anamorphic Masterpieces
The Fire-Breathing Dragon — France
A tiny red dragon seems to have scorched the side of a building, cleverly incorporating real fire damage. This playful piece by Oakoak turns decay into storytelling, showing the dragon mid-roar.More: From Homer Simpson to Obelix: Oakoak’s Genius Street Art! (10 Photos)
Surprise Birthday Party (Introvert Style) — Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Drawn by David Zinn, this whimsical chalk art features a small dragon playfully lying on its back as a mouse approaches. Fallen orange leaves are used as part of the dragon’s breath or laughter.More: Whimsical Wonders: 7 Lovely Artworks by David Zinn
Dragon Ball Mural Tribute — Mexico
In tribute to Akira Toriyama, this mural features Shenron the dragon alongside iconic Dragon Ball characters. Bold colors and anime-style linework make it pop against the street setting.
Falkor the Luckdragon — Outside Barcelona, Spain
This mural by DavidL features a surreal, exaggerated depiction of Falkor from The NeverEnding Story. The creature bursts through a decaying wall with a toothy grin, oversized amber eyes, and flowing white facial hair—melding fantasy nostalgia with the texture of urban decay.More: 15 Surreal Graffiti Artworks!: From Cookie Monster to Zombie Homer
Shenron the Eternal Dragon — Roubaix, France
French artist Scaf painted this striking 3D mural of Shenron, the wish-granting dragon from Dragon Ball, across the angular facade of a red brick building. The illusion is so precise that the dragon’s head appears to burst out of the wall, with a fan posing below holding a four-star Dragon Ball for scale.More: 26 Amazing 3D Paintings by SCAF!
In Which Nadine Amuses a Dragon and Makes Autumn Happen — Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Drawn by David Zinn, this chalk artwork captures a whimsical moment between Nadine the mouse and a playful dragon lying on its back in laughter. The scene cleverly incorporates real fallen leaves as the dragon’s fiery breath or joyful energy, blending sidewalk and season into a charming narrative.More: 18 Pics Of Land Art Sculptures by Jon Foreman
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See 8 awesome sculptures that mix art and nature. From giant clothespins to zippers in the ground, these works turn ordinary places into something unforgettable.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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From Homer Simpson to Obelix: Oakoak’s Genius Street Art! (10 Photos) - STREET ART UTOPIA
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Street Artist Yip Yew Chong By Yip Yew Chong at the wet market on 30 Temple Street in Chinatown, Singapore. Yip Yew Chong: “While visitors are having fun posing for photos, I also hope they will get up close to the mural to study the details.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Grace Brett was 104 years old when she became famous for her colorful yarn creations in Scotland - STREET ART UTOPIA
Meet Grace Brett, the 104-year-old who became the world’s oldest knitted street artist, spreading joy and creativity through her colorful yarn designs in Scotland.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Discover the Apennine Colossus, a monumental 16th-century sculpture by Giambologna, hidden within the lush landscapes of Tuscany, Italy.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Street art is more than just a splash of color on a blank wall; it is a vibrant expression of culture and creative rebellion.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Chalk Artist David Zinn David Zinn is a street artist known for transforming ordinary urban landscapes into imaginative worlds. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Zinn has been creating street art since the 1980s.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Discover the moving sculpture of Nello and Patrasche in Antwerp, Belgium—a timeless tribute to love, loyalty, and friendship inspired by A Dog of Flanders.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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In the hands of New York street artist Tom Bob, the cityscape becomes a canvas for wildly imaginative creations. This ingenious artist doesn’t just exist in the world; he’s on a mission to transform it.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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These 3D Street Art Murals by Shozy Look Like Glitches in Real Life
Born in Moscow, Danila Shmelev—better known as Shozy—has spent over two decades bending urban reality with paint. After studying at the Moscow Institute of Art & Industrial and training in classical techniques, he took his graffiti roots into the third dimension. Today, Shozy is best known for his striking 3D street art, where illusions of melted balconies, floating cubes, and warped towers appear on residential blocks from France to the Arctic Circle.
This post showcases six of his most compelling works: a wave crashing down a Soviet facade in Balashikha, a mirrored distortion in Paris, and a mesmerizing mural above the Arctic Circle in Salekhard, among others. From large-scale murals at international street art festivals to conceptual studio work, Shozy continues to explore light, volume, and realism in ways that stop people in their tracks.Let’s take a closer look at how he’s reshaping cityscapes with nothing but illusion.
More: 14 Street Art 3D Masterpieces You Won’t Believe Are Real
The Wave Is Coming – Balashikha, Russia
This towering mural creates the illusion of a wave of balconies melting and crashing through the facade. The soft curves and distorted lines make the rigid architecture appear liquid and unstable, transforming the building into a sculptural cascade.More photos and about: “The Wave Is Coming” by Shozy in Balashikha, Russia
Melted Facade – Paris, France
Painted on a tall residential block, this mural creates a mind-bending mirrored distortion that appears to collapse the middle of the building inward. Framed by a bold red outline, it manipulates light and geometry to make the wall ripple like a heatwave.More photos and about: 3D Mural by Shozy in Paris, France
Anamorphic Mural – Solnechnogorsk, Russia
Part of the International Mural Festival in Solnechnogorsk, this illusion uses sharp angles and cubes to mimic balconies protruding into space. The effect plays with depth and shadow, creating fake extensions that seamlessly integrate into the building’s original layout.More photos and about: Stunning Optical Illusion Mural by Shozy Changes the Way You See Street Art
Impossible Geometry – Salekhard, Russia
Located above the Arctic Circle, this mural plays with Escher-like geometry, appearing to remove parts of the building while extending impossible window boxes. Painted across a warm-toned facade, the illusion challenges viewers’ perception of dimension.More photos and about: “Arctic circle house” by Shozy in Salekhard, Russia
Code of the Mountains – Derbent, Russia
On the wall of a residential building in Derbent, Shozy painted a symmetrical, abstract form inspired by local patterns and cosmic motifs. The soft gradient gives the illusion of depth, making the artwork appear like a three-dimensional glowing portal.More photos and about: Mural by Shozy at in Derbent, Russia
Shozy’s urban illusions turn functional housing blocks into impossible architectural puzzles. These works demonstrate how street art can reshape familiar environments without a single brick being moved. Whether it’s a melting facade or a floating cube, Shozy invites us to reimagine what walls can be.
More: 23 Amazing 3D Murals by CHEONE!
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Get ready to be mesmerized by the fascinating world of 3D street art! In today’s blog post, we’ll delve into the mind-bending realm of anamorphic masterpieces, as we explore how these optical illusions are created and what makes them so captivating.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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I saw something like that near Recklinghausen, Germany just the other day. Unfortunately, I was lost, so I can't find a streetview image!
Spiral staircases, air vents, etc., but no floating rooms.
Amazing art.
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Banksy’s Seaside Murals Still Haunt These Towns—Have You Seen Them All?
Banksy’s street art “A Great British Spraycation” from 2021 along England’s east coast showcase his unique style and ability to integrate art into everyday surroundings.
This collection includes works in Great Yarmouth, Cromer, Lowestoft, and more, featuring creative designs that have become landmarks in these coastal towns. Explore each mural and its connection to the local environment.More: 24 artworks by Banksy: Who Is The Visionary of Street Art
A Banksy mural titled “We’re All in the Same Boat” on a mossy brick wall above a small waterway in Oulton Broad, England.
A Banksy mural titled “Arcade Claw Machine” on a public wall in Gorleston, England.
A Banksy mural titled “Child with Sandcastle” on a street corner in Lowestoft, England.
A Banksy mural titled “Dancing Couple and Accordion Player” on a brick wall in Great Yarmouth, England.
A Banksy mural featuring a giant seagull swooping down, painted on the side of a building in Lowestoft, England.
A Banksy mural titled “Rat in a Deckchair” on a concrete wall at Lowestoft North Beach, England.
A Banksy mural titled “Luxury Rentals Only” on a concrete seawall in Cromer, England.
More: Street Art Legend Banksy Reveals His Name? A Rare Interview Sparks Debate
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I. Unmasking the Enigma: A Deep Dive into Banksy’s Street Art Revolution In the dynamic world of street art, few names are as resonant or as enigmatic as Banksy.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Street Art by Andrea Villa.
Two Artists Capture the Spirit of Pope Francis in the Streets of Rome
On April 21, 2025, Pope Francis passed away at the age of 88 in his residence at Casa Santa Marta in Vatican City. His death followed complications from pneumonia after a long hospitalization. As the first Latin American and Jesuit pope, his 12-year papacy was marked by humility, reform, and outspoken support for the marginalized. Even before his passing, Pope Francis had already become a symbol in public spaces—immortalized not by statues or official portraits alone, but by street artists responding to his message in real time. Two powerful works in Rome now carry even deeper weight.
Super Pope by Mauro Pallotta in Rome, Italy
This mural became globally recognized in 2014, just a short walk from the Vatican. It portrays Pope Francis as a comic book-style superhero flying with a briefcase labeled “Valores” (Spanish for “Values”) and a white cape fluttering behind him. A cross hangs from the handle like a keychain.Mauro Pallotta, also known as Maupal, created the piece to reflect the Pope’s bold approach to social issues—his flight powered not by force, but by ethics and humility.
Tic-Tac-Toe for Peace by Mauro Pallotta in Rome, Italy
In another mural by Maupal, the Pope is seen standing on a ladder, drawing peace signs into a tic-tac-toe game above a window display of bottles. A Swiss Guard walks away, seemingly unaware of the Pope’s quiet rebellion, or is he on the the lookout? The “O”s are peace signs. The “X”s are stacked like weapons.Painted in Pallotta’s instantly recognizable comic style, this piece gently critiques the systems around the papacy, while celebrating Francis’s consistent efforts to sneak peace into every conversation—even where it wasn’t expected.
Mauro Pallotta’s Pope with a Heart Slingshot in Rome, Italy
Cartoon-style mural by Maupal depicting Pope Francis playfully holding a slingshot with a red heart-shaped projectile. The figure is illustrated in cartoon style, wearing traditional papal robes and a cross necklace, leaning slightly with a cheerful expression.
Be Francis by Andrea Villa in Rome, Italy
Installed guerrilla-style on a bus stop billboard in Rome, this intervention by Andrea Villa shows Pope Francis smiling gently and holding a sign that reads: “In a world of hate, be Francis.” The format imitates an ad, but the message is far from commercial.Villa, known for his politically charged works, turns public space into a platform for quiet resistance. The text reframes Francis as more than a leader—he becomes a call to action, an embodiment of decency in a polarized world.
These two murals, both steps away from the Vatican, now serve as poignant reminders of Pope Francis’s unique position in modern history. Street artist Maupal, through humor and simplicity, managed to say what many felt: that this Pope tried—quietly but consistently—to steer the world toward something kinder.
Interview with the Italian street artist Mauro Pallotta (+6 artworks) - STREET ART UTOPIA
Street Artist Mauro Pallotta (Maupal) By Mauro Pallotta on the pope in Rome, Italy. When, how and why did you become an artist? Mauro Pallotta: As a child I had a strong propensity for silence and listening and I understood that an excellent form of …Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Two Artists Capture the Spirit of Pope Francis in the Streets of Rome
On April 21, 2025, Pope Francis passed away at the age of 88 in his residence at Casa Santa Marta in Vatican City. His death followed complications from pneumonia after a long hospitalization. As the first Latin American and Jesuit pope, his 12-year papacy was marked by humility, reform, and outspoken support for the marginalized. Even before his passing, Pope Francis had already become a symbol in public spaces—immortalized not by statues or official portraits alone, but by street artists responding to his message in real time. Two powerful works in Rome now carry even deeper weight.
Super Pope by Mauro Pallotta in Rome, Italy
This mural became globally recognized in 2014, just a short walk from the Vatican. It portrays Pope Francis as a comic book-style superhero flying with a briefcase labeled “Valores” (Spanish for “Values”) and a white cape fluttering behind him. A cross hangs from the handle like a keychain.Mauro Pallotta, also known as Maupal, created the piece to reflect the Pope’s bold approach to social issues—his flight powered not by force, but by ethics and humility.
Tic-Tac-Toe for Peace by Mauro Pallotta in Rome, Italy
In another mural by Maupal, the Pope is seen standing on a ladder, drawing peace signs into a tic-tac-toe game above a window display of bottles. A Swiss Guard walks away, seemingly unaware of the Pope’s quiet rebellion, or is he on the the lookout? The “O”s are peace signs. The “X”s are stacked like weapons.Painted in Pallotta’s instantly recognizable comic style, this piece gently critiques the systems around the papacy, while celebrating Francis’s consistent efforts to sneak peace into every conversation—even where it wasn’t expected.
Mauro Pallotta’s Pope with a Heart Slingshot in Rome, Italy
Cartoon-style mural by Maupal depicting Pope Francis playfully holding a slingshot with a red heart-shaped projectile. The figure is illustrated in cartoon style, wearing traditional papal robes and a cross necklace, leaning slightly with a cheerful expression.
Be Francis by Andrea Villa in Rome, Italy
Installed guerrilla-style on a bus stop billboard in Rome, this intervention by Andrea Villa shows Pope Francis smiling gently and holding a sign that reads: “In a world of hate, be Francis.” The format imitates an ad, but the message is far from commercial.Villa, known for his politically charged works, turns public space into a platform for quiet resistance. The text reframes Francis as more than a leader—he becomes a call to action, an embodiment of decency in a polarized world.
These two murals, both steps away from the Vatican, now serve as poignant reminders of Pope Francis’s unique position in modern history. Street artist Maupal, through humor and simplicity, managed to say what many felt: that this Pope tried—quietly but consistently—to steer the world toward something kinder.
Interview with the Italian street artist Mauro Pallotta (+6 artworks) - STREET ART UTOPIA
Street Artist Mauro Pallotta (Maupal) By Mauro Pallotta on the pope in Rome, Italy. When, how and why did you become an artist? Mauro Pallotta: As a child I had a strong propensity for silence and listening and I understood that an excellent form of …Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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23 Amazing 3D Murals by CHEONE! - STREET ART UTOPIA
Dive into the mesmerizing world of Cosimo Cheone Caiffa, a master of 3D street art. Known for his hyper-realistic murals that interact seamlessly with their surroundings, Cheone transforms ordinary spaces into extraordinary works of art.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Whimsical Wonders: 7 Lovely Artworks by David Zinn - STREET ART UTOPIA
Chalk Artist David Zinn David Zinn, a master of whimsical street art from Ann Arbor, Michigan, transforms everyday sidewalks into magical scenes that captivate the imagination.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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The Only Dangerous Minority Is the Rich
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10 Street Messages That Hit Harder Than Headlines (Political Graffiti Edition)
From brutal truths spray-painted on walls to cleverly subverted bus stop ads, this collection of graffiti, stickers, and rogue billboards captures a wave of unrest, sarcasm, and resistance sweeping through public spaces. Anonymous artists challenge billionaires, late-stage capitalism, and societal complacency—reminding us that the streets are still speaking.
More like this!: Speak Truth to Power?: 32 Photos Of Real Talk Graffiti
“If You Can Afford to Send Katy Perry to Space” – Near Amazon’s HQ in London, UK
This modified JCDecaux billboard near St Leonard’s Hospital features Jeff Bezos laughing beside Katy Perry in a space suit, with bold black text reading: “If you can afford to send Katy Perry to space, you can afford to pay more taxes.” A direct and humorous critique of tax inequality and billionaire extravagance. By this artist collective.
“Consume, Be Silent, Die”
Graffiti mimicking a television frame spells out: “Consume, be silent, die,” dripping with black spray paint. Two children pose beneath it—one seated, the other stretching out their arms—turning the critique into an unsettling yet playful scene of youth against indoctrination.
“The Only Dangerous Minority Is the Rich”
This bold sticker pasted on a tagged utility box cuts through the noise with pure typographic protest. The statement plays on language often used against marginalized groups and flips it toward economic power structures.
“Poverty Exists…”
A handmade sign on the back of a pickup truck declares: “Poverty exists not because we can’t feed the poor, but because we can’t satisfy the rich.” The words are painted in bold, uneven lettering—raw, mobile, and unforgettable.
“Do You Believe in Life After Work?”
A twist on the classic Cher lyric, this minimal spray-painted message on a concrete wall invites a deep reflection on the meaning of freedom and the trap of wage labor.
“Make Humans Great Again”
With a cheeky nod to political slogans, this graffiti flips nationalist messaging into a call for compassion. The scrawled heart at the bottom softens the bold declaration.
“The Cost of Freedom”
This text-only piece reads: “The cost of freedom has never been so expensive,” neatly painted on a white billboard frame. The stark, all-black lettering amplifies the message’s weight.
“You Are Closer to the Street…”
This sharp sidewalk commentary reminds passersby: “You are closer to the street than you will ever be to any billionaire.” Written in white marker on a discarded fridge, it turns garbage into truth-telling.
“Do Not Panic, Organize”
This stenciled mural uses visual metaphor: small black fish are shown forming the shape of a giant fish about to consume a larger lone predator. Message: “Do not panic—organize.” A call for collective action.
“We’re All in the Same Boat” – Artwork by Banksy in Lowestoft, UK
Painted under a bridge, three children dressed as explorers peer out from a makeshift paper boat. The phrase “We’re all in the same boat” adds layers of irony, highlighting economic and environmental vulnerability.More by Banksy!: 24 artworks by Banksy: Who Is The Visionary of Street Art?
“All Americans Must Be Accompanied by an Adult”
A chalkboard menu sign delivers a sarcastic jab at American political culture. Written in casual, café-style handwriting, the joke lands hard—and fast.From cheeky bar signs to high-impact guerrilla billboards, these street-level commentaries reveal a shared frustration with the global status quo. Anonymous artists around the world are reclaiming public space to raise difficult questions—and they’re not asking nicely.
More: 10 Ultimate Life Hacks in Street Art
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16 Stunning Bird-Inspired Street Art Murals from Around the World - STREET ART UTOPIA
Get ready to take flight as we embark on a journey to explore bird-inspired street art from around the world! In today’s blog post, we’ll showcase the beauty of our feathered friends, as seen through the creative lens of talented street artists.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Alors, bien que cela ne soit pas très classe de taper sur le physique, avec sa tronche de coton-tige rigolard, mais sans coton, il me donne de moins en moins envie de rire, le deuxième sbire des GAFAM.
So, although it's not very classy to bash his looks, with his laughing cotton-tipped face, but without cotton, makes me less and less inclined to laugh, GAFAM's second henchman.
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Street Art Around the World: 5 Amazing Hotspots You Need to Visit
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Today, we’re taking you on a vivid journey to explore the top 5 must-see street art hotspots around the world. Prepare to be amazed by the creativity and talent displayed in these urban masterpieces. And don’t forget to bookmark this article for your future travels!1 Berlin, Germany: The Open-Air Gallery
First up, we have Berlin, a city that has transformed itself into an open-air gallery since the fall of the Berlin Wall. Stroll through the streets to discover a treasure trove of street art, from politically charged murals to whimsical creations.Keep your eyes peeled for the East Side Gallery, a 1.3 km long section of the wall that boasts over 100 colorful paintings by artists from all around the globe.
Some example of street art from Berlin:
By SMUG in Kreuzberg, Berlin at Berlin Mural Fest
Street art cat by Tianooo The Cat in Haus der Statistik, Berlin, Germany
By Isakov at Samariterstraße / Rigaer Straße in Friedrichshain, Berlin, Germany.
2 Melbourne, Australia: The Laneway Capital
Next, we’re jetting off to Melbourne, Australia’s vibrant laneway capital. Wander through the city’s narrow alleys to find an ever-changing canvas of graffiti and street art. Don’t miss the iconic Hosier Lane, a bustling hub of creativity where local and international artists leave their mark. And be sure to swing by AC/DC Lane, a tribute to the legendary rock band and a celebration of Melbourne’s music scene.Some example of street art from Melbourne:
By Kitt Benett in Melbourne, Australia
Hosier Lane
Street Art by Loretta Lizzio – In Brunswick, Australia. Photo by Andrew.
3 São Paulo, Brazil: The Birthplace of Pixação
Our next stop is São Paulo, Brazil, where you’ll encounter a unique form of graffiti known as “pixação.” This bold, angular style of lettering originated in the 1980s and has since become a symbol of the city’s vibrant street art culture. Head to the neighborhood of Vila Madalena to find the famous Batman Alley, a kaleidoscope of colorful murals that attract visitors from all over the world.Some example of street art from São Paulo:
Batman Alley
By Clara Leff at R. Cipriano Juca, 61 – Vila Madalena in São Paulo, Brazil
Oscar Niemeyer tribute By Kobra in São Paulo, Brazil.
4 London, England: The Home of Banksy
No street art tour would be complete without a visit to London, the “home” of the elusive artist Banksy (born in Bristol). His provocative stenciled artworks can be found scattered throughout the city, often accompanied by thought-provoking messages.While in town, also make sure to explore the Shoreditch district, a creative hub filled with quirky galleries, vibrant murals, and captivating graffiti.
Some example of street art from London:
Banksy did this 2012 (London) to celebrate the Queen’s diamond jubilee
The Psychos – By Loretto from 2018 in Shoreditch, London, UK.
Free Range Eggxaggeration – By WOSKerski in Shoreditch
5 New York City, USA: The Birthplace of Modern Graffiti
Last but not least, we arrive in New York City, the birthplace of modern graffiti. From the iconic 5Pointz (R.I.P) in Queens to the ever-evolving walls of the Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn, there’s no shortage of stunning street art to admire. Don’t forget to pay homage to the legendary Keith Haring, whose iconic Pop Shop once stood in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood.Some example of street art from New York City:
By Suitswon in Brooklyn, New York, USA
By OG Millie in New York, USA
Tom Bob in New York, USA
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Poland’s Stunning Mural: A Masterpiece in Poznań’s Historic Środka District - STREET ART UTOPIA
Explore Poznań’s Śródka district and its breathtaking 3D mural by Ryszard Paprocki. This vibrant masterpiece brings history to life, transforming an ordinary wall into a lively scene of historic charm and cultural celebration.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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In January 2020, a quiet street in Bolsover, England, became the unlikely setting for a bold act of revenge that quickly made headlines across the UK.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Ma Touche Perso’s mural in Éragny, France
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Julien De Casabianca’s mural in The Hague, Netherlands
Part of the Mauritshuis Museum project, this mural replicates Rubens’ Old Woman and Boy with Candles. It glows dramatically, as if lit from within, creating a Renaissance-like contrast at night.
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Photo: Krzysztof Bitka’s mural in Szczecin, Poland.
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6 Hidden Street Art Locations in Asia: Uncover the Artistic Wonders of the East - STREET ART UTOPIA
Embark on an artistic journey through Asia as we uncover 6 hidden street art gems in this captivating part of the world.Vidar (Street Art Utopia)
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Part of a Street Art Campaign to Save the Bees with Jim Vision at Shoreditch Station in London, UK.
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