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21.01.2022 @guidovanhelten working in collaboration with the local dancer and educator Inesa Markava, has created a piece that plays with dance and its subtle interaction with the architectural landscape of the city. A silent ballet taking place on the streets of Leiria, Portugal. Such a beautiful and poetic work!

18.01.2022 We love how a simple moment or a simple image can turn into an impressive mural. That's what @telmomiel achieved here. The dutch duo created this work for Wynwood's elementary school as part of the @therawproject_ in Miami.

18.01.2022 'Free Bird, Free Rain'. A free psychedelic abstract piece by @hoxxoh

16.01.2022 Inspired by brazilian folklore 'cordel' tradition, @speto has developed a very unique style. This work is a tribute to Greta Thunberg and the kids that are fighting for the environment. Made for @festivalconcreto in Fortaleza, Brazil.

12.01.2022 Here is one of the other murals we've made for @wotso workspace in Canberra recently. The background is brighter and quite different from the previous one (a few posts back) but the portraits share a similar work of lights and shadows. This is one of @bl3nds_ signature traces.

11.01.2022 'Gulls in the sky' by @untay . The mural was inspired by the song and musical video 'Wonderful life' by Black.

10.01.2022 By @raTuRONE @scKARO

10.01.2022 A beautiful and mystical mural created by @crisherrerakiki in Iguazú, Argentina. According to the Colombian artist 'sometimes a mask is necessary to protect our essence'.

09.01.2022 A strong portrait made in a very delicate way by @hopare1 . We love the colours and the composition!

06.01.2022 A hypnotic op art mural by @felipepantone in Buffalo, NY. The combination of different black & white patterns create an amazing effect and the coloured pixel areas make his work unmistakable.

06.01.2022 "African Beauty" by the Portuguese artist @huariu

06.01.2022 'Cell phones' by @hijack

03.01.2022 "Little by Little" was a massive work created for the Strasbourg Central Station in France by the duo @faileart . The artists are known for a "wide ranging multimedia practice recognisable for its explorations of duality through a fragmented style of appropriation and collage". This french work was a good example of their style. The piece covered the facade of the central train station for months during 2018.

02.01.2022 What a cool piece by @olavolo for @yorkvillemurals in Toronto. Her contemporary folklore characters have a strong personality and the result is amazing!