New Street Art! (20 Photos) — Vol. 69
By Vidar
Strange faces, musical gestures and portraits in full color
A goggled cat watches electric lettering, giant hands tune a wooden instrument and a traveler looks beyond a shell-marked trail.
👹 Four Creatures Crowd an Industrial Wall — Theron One + Silak2Attack, Roermond, Netherlands 🇳🇱
Four monstrous faces crowd across an indoor wall: a startled blue creature, a green figure reaching forward, a white-haired screamer and a long-eared beast. Bright claws, teeth and eyes emerge from the dark painted field beneath exposed pipes.
Theron documented the collaboration with Silak2Attack at Artlane203’s graffiti jam in Roermond in September 2026.
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⚡ A Screaming Face Unravels Into Blue Tendrils — Ndec, Bremen, Germany 🇩🇪
A turquoise face screams from a dense tangle of pale blue tendrils, with an orange beam crossing its eye. Orange, ribbed forms fill the spaces between the twisting lines across the low building.
Urvangarde’s presentation identifies Ndec as the artist behind this wall, made for the association’s graffiti jam in Bremen.
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📿 Turquoise Skin and a Necklace of Pink Beads — Tsaintk, Katowice, Poland 🇵🇱
A turquoise portrait turns left beneath a dark hat with a gold emblem. Large pink beads curve around the neck, with curls, loose strands and small floral details against dark clothing and a horizontally paneled wall.
Created on Księdza Pawła Pośpiecha for Otak Graff Jam. The source records the Katowice location as 7X7V+9GR.
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✨ Golden Folds Frame a Mirrored Visor — Skio, Rennes, France 🇫🇷
A broad metallic visor conceals the eyes of a red-lipped portrait. Golden fabric and a feather-like form cut diagonally around the face, their polished highlights standing out against turquoise and black geometric sections.
Skio painted the work during Le M.U.R de Rennes’s live session on 5–6 September 2026, with the unveiling on Sunday afternoon. The outdoor exhibition wall stands at 34 Rue Vasselot. Photograph by blackbike35.
💡 Nerd Fact: M.U.R stands for Modulable, Urbain, Réactif. The Rennes project borrows the format and regular replacement of advertising displays for successive artworks. Inaugurated in September 2019, it became France’s 21st M.U.R, with stencil artist Blek le Rat as its patron.
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🌌 “Subconscious Connection” — A Cracked Face Beneath a Spiral Galaxy — CSM Style
A cracked blue-gray face floats beside a warmly lit woman’s portrait beneath a spiral galaxy. Orange fissures and curling bands of light link the two heads against the star-filled purple background. CSM Style titled the 4.5-by-4.5-meter mural “Subconscious connection” and shared it in April 2026.
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🩷 “Las Grecas” — A Pink-Shirted Portrait Grasps Her Hair — Irenx Remón, Erfurt, Germany 🇩🇪
A woman presses both ringed hands into her dark hair, looking straight outward from a pale yellow wall. Broad rose and mauve brushstrokes shape her face and pink “Las Grecas” shirt, with a deep red bag crossing the lower corner.
Irenx Remón’s “Las Grecas” was painted for Yard Walls Festival in Erfurt in early September 2026. In her original post, the artist credits the model behind the portrait.
💡 Nerd Fact: Las Grecas were the sisters Carmela and Tina Muñoz. Their 1974 debut album, Gipsy Rock, combined flamenco vocals with electric guitars and rock arrangements. It included Te estoy amando locamente, the single that had launched their recording career.
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🦾 A Masked Giant Surges Forward — Barboza Art, St. Louis, Missouri, USA 🇺🇸
A muscular masked figure lunges toward the viewer with one clenched fist and one reaching hand. Bright yellow tubes loop from tanks behind the shoulders, framing his bare chest and dark straps with an acid-colored glow.
Carlos Barboza painted this contribution to the LAWS crew production at Paint Louis 2026, alongside the crew’s painters and neighboring ICRS artists. The festival takes place on the Mississippi riverfront floodwall south of the Gateway Arch, with its site address listed as 1000 South Wharf Street.
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🌳 “El hombre árbol” — Two Portraits Among Painted Branches — D. Capuena, Juanjuí, Peru 🇵🇪
Two overlapping portraits of an older man spread across a long wall, their hands holding small animal and bird forms. Warm red shirts and skin tones sit against branching bands of rust, brown and pale green.
Diego Capuena’s “El hombre árbol” was designed to connect with the real trees surrounding its wall at TierraQPinta. In his explanation of the Juanjuí mural, the artist reflects on rural people’s role in caring for forests, their inhabitants and their cultural meaning.
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🦅 An Eagle Headdress Above a Glowing Spray Can — Zent87, St. Louis, Missouri, USA 🇺🇸
A figure wears a green skull-like mask beneath an eagle’s head and a fan of brown feathers. Both hands frame a tiny spray can suspended in turquoise light, with the glowing mist crossing the forearms.
Zent87 shared the finished mural from Paint Louis 2026, crediting IKS and SF crews in his original post.
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🍟 “RASTAFRIES” — A Box of Fries With a Crooked Grin — Francesco Onem, Weert, Netherlands 🇳🇱
A red carton of fries becomes a sleepy-eyed character wrapped around a concrete pillar. Golden fries form the hair and jagged mouth, while thin legs, oversized shoes and a striped headband extend the cartoon down the column.
Francesco Onem calls this character “RASTAFRIES”. He painted it during a September 2026 weekend at Het Zuilenkabinet, Weert’s collection of painted pillars beneath the Boshoverbrug. The municipality identifies the site as the parking area under the bridge.
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🐺 A Blue Cartoon Canine Grips a Spray Can — Syrk, Vasles, France 🇫🇷
A blue cartoon canine opens its toothy mouth beside a large silver spray can held by pink-and-blue fingers. Bright green eyes, pink ears and an arrow through a painted heart stand out against the deep turquoise wall.
Syrk’s original post documents the Vasles mural for Ouaille’Note Festival, shared on 8 September 2026.
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🥽 A Goggled Cat Beside Electric Lettering — Hearsmatic 1 + Joeey Blind, Northampton, UK 🇬🇧
A cat in oversized orange-and-purple goggles faces a tangle of turquoise, gold and magenta lettering. Violet clouds and white lightning connect the character to the angular letters; the source image includes a closer view of the same cat.
Joey Blind explains how the artists divided the wall: Hearsmatic painted the lettering, while he painted the character. They completed it for Wall Games in Northampton on 30 August 2026.
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🎶 Giant Hands Tune a Wooden Instrument — Case Maclaim, Gurjaani, Georgia 🇬🇪
Two enormous hands hold a wooden string instrument across several stories of a building. One supports its neck while the other reaches toward a tuning peg, with a tassel hanging beside the real balconies and windows.
Tbilisi Mural Fest’s account of the Gurjaani commission explains that Case Maclaim adapted the composition to follow the building’s rounded corner. The 2026 project was supported by Gurjaani City Hall.
💡 Nerd Fact: Georgia’s folk-instrument tradition includes the panduri and chonguri. Both are represented in Tbilisi’s State Museum of Georgian Folk Songs and Musical Instruments, alongside traditional wind and bowed-string instruments.
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🎵 A Flower-Crowned Portrait With Pipes and Tambourine — Maria Die, Sarria, Spain 🇪🇸
A woman closes her eyes beneath a crown of blue leaves and pale yellow flowers. Dark pipes rise beside her face while a hand holds a tambourine at the left. Orange skin tones contrast with blue shadows.
Maria Die painted this work in Sarria’s sports area for Liga Nacional de Graffiti 2026. Local coverage places its musical imagery within a group of murals celebrating Galician heritage and traditions.
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💙 “Sarah” — Blue Hair and Flowers Fill a Circular Portrait — Pogo, Portsmouth, UK 🇬🇧
Long blue hair sweeps around a woman’s face and bare shoulder, merging with dense flowers and leaves. Fine circular lines enclose the monochrome composition on the pale wall.
Pogo dedicated this version of “Sarah” to a person rather than a city or client. It was the first time he had painted the piece in England. He credits Fark with the surrounding frame; an earlier interview with Pogo explains that the design is named after his young cousin.
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🌺 Fragmented Faces Rest Among Pink Flowers — Koga One, Reims, France 🇫🇷
Two overlapping faces lie sideways among dense pink flowers, interrupted by flat turquoise ribbons and displaced facial fragments. A small framed still life of vessels and draped cloth sits within the larger mural at the left.
Koga One’s original post locates the mural at 4 Rue Gerbert. It was commissioned for Le Mur de Reims, with the artist invited by Matx Zekky. Photograph by Romain Berthiot.
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🎨 Transparent Portraits Overlap Across a Gable — Aches, Rogliano, Italy 🇮🇹
Transparent cyan, magenta and yellow portraits overlap across a tall gable, producing green and deep blue where the figures meet. A large bearded face with lowered eyes dominates the front while a cap-wearing profile shifts behind it.
Gulìa Urbana describes Aches’s triple portrait as a dedication to mental health: overlapping views of one young man evoke emotions and private struggles that are not always visible. The mural was created during the 1–6 September 2026 festival in Rogliano and Marzi.
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🌽 “ALMA DE MAIZ” — Portraits and Corn Rise Up a Building — Margay Art + Guache, Toulouse, France 🇫🇷
A luminous orange profile looks upward above a seated figure handling an ear of corn and dry husks. Turquoise ribbons, yellow kernels and a patterned circular halo connect the two figures across the dark blue facade.
Margay and Guache’s 143-square-meter “Alma de Maíz” was made for Latino Graff’s “El jardín de los delirios” edition. Their statement connects maize, care for the land and environmental defenders, bringing French and Colombian perspectives together. Photograph credited to Picturaline.
💡 Nerd Fact: Maize cultivation in Mexico predates pottery at some archaeological sites. Researchers identified maize starch grains and phytoliths at Xihuatoxtla rock shelter in the Central Balsas Valley dating to about 8,700 years ago. The microscopic plant remains help trace the crop’s early domestication.
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🥾 “El camino deja huella” — A Traveler Looks Beyond the Trail Marker — Konestilo, Sarria, Spain 🇪🇸
A backpacked traveler looks upward past a stone marker bearing a yellow shell and arrow. A real-looking scallop shell hangs from the painted pack, while purple and orange leaves frame a distant bridge, walkers and church tower.
“El camino deja huella” took third place at the 2026 Liga Nacional de Graffiti event in Sarria. The organizer describes the pilgrim as a tribute to the Camino de Santiago and the personal stories carried along its route. The mural occupies a facade of the sports pavilion on Rúa Castelao.
💡 Nerd Fact: The scallop shell was a pilgrimage badge long before it became a modern trail marker. London Museum traces its association with Santiago de Compostela and explains that medieval pilgrims wore shell tokens around their necks or pinned them to clothing and bags.
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🕊️ “Transit Grace” — A White Bird Flies Toward a Closed-Eyed Face — Ben Keller, Brooklyn, New York, USA 🇺🇸
A white bird spreads its wings toward an enormous face with closed eyes and softly parted lips. Pale twisting lines drift across the portrait and the central shutter, joining cool blue shadows to a warm reddish lower wall.
Ben Keller titles this mural “Transit Grace” and describes it as receiving divine peace amid a chaotic world. Painted for Morgan District Walls, it sits beside the L-train entrance at 64 Morgan Avenue.
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