Stain (Mancha)

Pejac · Santander
Photo: Pejac. From the Street Art Utopia archive; camera date unspecified. Full framing retained; resized. Share image retains the full photograph over a blurred background.
In Pejac’s Stain, a world map appears to run towards a real drain in Santander. Street Art Avenue dates the intervention to March 2011 and places it on a roundabout. Source Reported
Present condition unverified. Source Dates refer to the linked evidence, not a new on-site inspection.
💡 4 things to know
- The drain completes the imageThe photograph shows the dark world map narrowing towards an existing metal grate. Source Reported
- Two names for one workStreet Art Avenue calls it Mancha; Pejac’s portfolio and Yatzer use Stain. Source Reported
- A reported month of creationThe January 2014 article dates the work to March 2011. The artist’s portfolio image metadata also identifies 2011. Source Reported
- A later critical readingYatzer discusses the Santander work in its 2016 article on Pejac, describing the world going down the drain. This retrospective does not prove later survival. Source Reported
📍 Where it is
🗓️ Sightings
- 2011Mar
Creation month reported retrospectively by Street Art Avenue.
- 20146 Jan
Street Art Avenue publishes photographs credited to Pejac.
- 201628 Jul
Yatzer discusses Stain in a retrospective passage.
Green stamps are dated photographs; amber stamps are records or reports. Publication and upload dates are not camera dates. A dated sighting does not guarantee the work remains in place today.
✅ The facts
🔗 Related
All sources & image credits
- www.pejac.es — Existing element
- street-art-avenue.com — Street Art Avenue publishes photographs credited to Pejac.
- www.yatzer.com — Yatzer discusses Stain in a retrospective passage.
Photo: Pejac. From the Street Art Utopia archive; camera date unspecified. Full framing retained; resized. Share image retains the full photograph over a blurred background.
Last checked: 24 October 2026 · How we verify art