New Street Art! (12 Photos) — Vol. 91
By Vidar
A red root-web oval, a flower egret, a sunset robin and a hammer-swinging barbarian
Dots swarm over a gable in Caen, giant white blossoms cover a wall in El Torno, a mother holds her child in Cascais and a barbarian swings a war hammer in Weißwasser. The twelve works start in Montreal.
🗺️ See where these 11 works were painted
🦠 “Slime escape” Sends White Roots Across a Red Oval — By algueux in Montreal, Canada 🇨🇦
A huge red oval fills a dark grey wall under a brick facade, crossed by thin white lines that branch like roots or veins and spill past its edge. Stretched white letters run through the middle, so the title word seems to escape into the tangle.
Painted for Canettes de ruelle, an event that turns the alleys of Vieux Rosemont in Montreal into painting sites.
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🎭 Two Portraits Share a Broken Concrete Corner — By marypazgamez + angelrmzv
On a freestanding pillar, a young woman with short dark hair and a pink headband raises a hand to her lips. On the block wall behind, an older man in a green shirt wears a faceted blue welding mask pushed up on his forehead. Loose teal, pink and orange strokes build both faces.
The wall is signed MaryPaz.
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💍 A Young Man Pulls at His Face With Gold-Ringed Fingers — By Odrus in Criciúma, Brazil 🇧🇷
On a black storefront wall, a young man in a backwards blue cap pulls at his face with both hands, a heavy gold ring on nearly every finger. A red patch sits on his nose, purple haze glows behind him, and the pink tag Odrus runs across the top corner.
Odrus is the tag of Rafael Santos, a deaf graffiti artist from the outskirts of Brazil's Federal District; the name is an anagram of “surdo,” Portuguese for deaf, according to Metrópoles.
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🧢 A Boy in a Red Bucket Hat Hugs His Knees — By vinalay_bp in Guadalupe, Mexico 🇲🇽
A boy in a red bucket hat and purple sweater sits hugging his knees in faded blue jeans, pink socks and worn white sneakers. He looks off to the right in profile while orange, blue, pink and teal paint splashes burst across the white wall around him.
Seen at Magnolia 3801 in Guadalupe, Nuevo León.
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🐦 “Murmurations_270926” Scatters Colored Dots Across a White Gable — By Vincent Small in Caen, France 🇫🇷
Thousands of small painted dots drift across a white gable, thinning near the roof and windows and thickening into a band that runs from deep violet and blue through magenta and red to golden yellow. Tiled roofs and a glass veranda frame the wall.
Painted for the Palma Festival in Caen, at 33 Rue Malfilâtre.
💡 Nerd Fact: Starling flocks like the one the title evokes run on simple local rules: a 2008 study of starlings over Rome found each bird matches the direction and speed of its nearest seven or so neighbors rather than every bird around it, as researchers explain in The Conversation.
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🌸 Giant White Blossoms Cover a Gable — By Doa Oa in El Torno, Spain 🇪🇸
Huge white blossoms cover the gable end of a stone-cornered building, each flower opening around a cluster of long, red-tipped stamens. The petals overlap around a shuttered window and a small vent, with a dark reddish ground showing between them.
Painted for Muro Crítico, the street art festival of the Diputación de Cáceres, whose El Torno murals were inspired by the cherry blossom and the granite boulders of the area. Location: Calle del Maestro Adolfo Izquierdo 14.
💡 Nerd Fact: El Torno is one of the Jerte Valley villages that hold the Fiesta del Cerezo en Flor each spring, usually from late March to early April, when the valley’s hillsides turn white with cherry blossom, according to Spain’s official tourism site.
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🌼 An Egret Built From White Flowers Feeds Its Chicks — By Curtis Hylton in Aurec-sur-Loire, France 🇫🇷
On a bridge pillar, a huge white egret is built from dahlias, roses and other pale blooms, its long orange beak curving toward fluffy chicks with open yellow bills. A small fish hangs in front of them, and petals drift across the dark background.
Painted on a bridge pier at 1 route de Nurol for the 2026 Festival de la Teinturerie.
💡 Nerd Fact: Egrets were once hunted for their plumes: the Great Egret was nearly wiped out in the United States in the late 1800s for the fashion trade, and later became the symbol of the National Audubon Society, says Audubon.
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🧡 A Mother Holds Her Child Among Geometric Patterns — By CMarie + Blac Dwelle in Cascais, Portugal 🇵🇹
A tall white building carries a woman with a full afro and silver hoop earrings, holding a small child against her shoulder, both in bright orange. Black, red and ochre diamond patterns and round carved-looking discs frame them on the left and below.
Painted for the Infinito Festival in the Torre neighborhood, where the two artists teamed up on one wall. Location: Praça da Gaivota 112. Photo by marina0aguiar0.
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🎨 A Grinning Girl Grips a Spray Can Between Wild Letters — By idea_one_ + tckbear + chemarodrigues in Sevilla la Nueva, Spain 🇪🇸
Bright green, blue and pink letters fill both ends of a long wall, with a girl at the center: blue-black bob, glowing crossed-out eyes, a wide toothy grin and red paint running down her face. She grips a battered spray can, and a crown and a BEAR TCK tag sit beside her.
The character is signed Asier Sonia.
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🐦 A Robin Among Wildflowers Looks Over a Sunset Lake — By Dégé in Céaux-d'Allègre, France 🇫🇷
A house gable framed in blue holds a huge robin in close-up, its orange breast glowing in front of a lake and pine-covered hills at sunset. Poppies, daisies, irises, sunflowers and wheat rise around it, a bee hovers near the roof, and real potted plants stand on the ledge.
Painted in the village center of Céaux-d'Allègre, on the lot of a house that burned down and is now a car park. Dégé finished it on April 28, 2026, according to Zoom d'ici.
💡 Nerd Fact: Robins are one of the few garden birds to sing through winter, and they will sing at night next to street lights, the RSPB notes.
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🪶 A Woman With a Gold Forehead Ornament Glows in Orange — By cise.uno in Madrid, Spain 🇪🇸
A long low wall under a red fence glows orange and ochre around the face of a young woman with long dark hair threaded with beads. A gold ornament with a yellow ring sits on her forehead, a fine chain hangs from her nose, and white petals drift behind her.
Painted with Olor a Pintura, a Madrid graffiti and mural studio.
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🔨 A Roaring Barbarian Swings a War Hammer Beside Wild Letters — By Milk21 + cors_n3m + generationhitzerot in Weißwasser, Germany 🇩🇪
Big white and red letters fill the middle of a long wall, with a skeletal knight in a red cape on the left and a bearded barbarian on the right. In a steel helmet with a red crest, he roars and swings a huge war hammer through crackling lines of energy.
Painted with the New 3rd Eye Movement crew (N3M), which regularly paints walls in Weißwasser.
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These walls on the map
11 works in 7 countries, from Montreal, Canada to Weißwasser, Germany. Pick a photo to see the work.
- 1 Montreal, Canada
- 2 Criciúma, Brazil
- 3 Guadalupe, Mexico
- 4 Caen, France
- 5 El Torno, Spain
- 6 Aurec-sur-Loire, France
- 7 Cascais, Portugal
- 8 Sevilla la Nueva, Spain
- 9 Céaux-d'Allègre, France
- 10 Madrid, Spain
- 11 Weißwasser, Germany
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