New Street Art! (12 Photos) — Vol. 90

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El Rojo’s mural of the Bride and Frankenstein’s monster in Aranda de Duero, Spain, beside Boris’s blue raccoon holding a spray can in Waldenburg, Switzerland.

Frankenstein’s Bride, a Fallen Robot and a Raccoon at Sunset

Frankenstein’s monster and the Bride share a pink wall in Aranda de Duero, while a fallen robot lies among trees in Graz. A raccoon curls around a painted city in Waldenburg, a heron stretches along a roadside in Arès, and a portrait with tropical flowers fills a Rotterdam gable.

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El Rojo’s Toxic Love mural in Aranda de Duero, Spain, showing the Bride and Frankenstein’s monster on a hot pink wall with bats and hearts.

🧟 “Toxic Love” — By El Rojo in Aranda de Duero, Spain 🇪🇸

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The Bride’s white-streaked hair rises beside the green face of Frankenstein’s monster. Bats, green hearts and a haunted-house silhouette surround the pair on the hot pink wall.

Painted for 09400 Urbanfest with the Asociación de Comerciantes de Santa Catalina and Barrio Santa Catalina, at Plaza Obispo Acosta 5.

💡 Nerd Fact: The Bride’s tall, wired hairdo in the 1935 film Bride of Frankenstein was inspired by the ancient Egyptian queen Nefertiti, according to History.com.

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ET23’s mural in Ede, Netherlands, showing a hooded figure with a spray can facing blurred streetlights and traffic at dusk.

🌆 Facing the City at Dusk — By ET23 in Ede, Netherlands 🇳🇱

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A hooded figure stands with a spray can, facing a road at dusk. Blurred streetlights and headlights fill the painted distance, while pink and turquoise letters enter from the left.

Painted for Springplank Festival with UU Projects and Astrant, at Horsterweg 5.

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Jesús Mateos Brea’s Matilda mural in Cáceres, Spain, showing a woman in a yellow sweater and jeans tying a red patterned scarf over her hair.

🧣 “Matilda” — By Jesús Mateos Brea in Cáceres, Spain 🇪🇸

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A woman raises both hands to tie a patterned red scarf over her hair. Her yellow sweater and pale jeans fill the narrow gable, with a real window interrupting the painted scarf near the roof.

At Calle Parras 58, Centro-Casco Antiguo.

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Two views of a mural by Menni96 and Simon Wes in Schopfheim, Germany, showing a large snake with open jaws beside angular graffiti lettering on a green wall.

🐍 Fangs and Graffiti Letters — By Menni96 and Simon Wes in Schopfheim, Germany 🇩🇪

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A dark snake opens its jaws beside sharp gray, white and orange letters. The closer view shows curved fangs, a yellow underside and saliva stretched across the mouth.

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A mural by ALLO, Candy Kuo and WOFiSH in New Taipei City, Taiwan, showing a laughing monkey, a grinning child and a purple monster with skewers of red candied fruit.

🍡 Candied Fruit and Cartoon Faces — By ALLO, Candy Kuo and WOFiSH in New Taipei City, Taiwan 🇹🇼

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A laughing monkey, a child in a red cap and a purple monster crowd together across the low wall. Skewers of red candied fruit sit beside broad grins, round eyes and jagged teeth.

🔗 Follow ALLO, Candy Kuo and WOFiSH on Instagram.


Two views of SizeTwo’s mural in Graz, Austria, showing a large fallen gray robot among green trees, with a small figure at the left.

🤖 A Robot in the Forest — By SizeTwo in Graz, Austria 🇦🇹

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A huge gray robot lies among trees, with branches crossing its rounded metal body. A small figure in blue stands at the left, beneath an orange tag painted across the forest scene.

Painted for 117WÆNDE Festival with Raum 117, at Waagner-Biro-Straße 17/117.

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Boris’s mural in Waldenburg, Switzerland, showing a large blue raccoon holding a spray can, with a painted city between its head and striped tail.

🦝 A Raccoon at Sunset — By Boris in Waldenburg, Switzerland 🇨🇭

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A blue raccoon stretches across the wall, its striped tail curling around a city at sunset. It holds a small spray can and a skewer of orange rings beside the glowing buildings.

Painted for the Ville des Arts Biennale, whose fourth edition runs through October 31, 2026.

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A mural by Sabotage and Roald vd Broek in Amsterdam, Netherlands, showing a pale crayfish over black ribbon-shaped graffiti letters beneath a bridge.

🦞 A Crayfish Across the Letters — By Sabotage and Roald vd Broek in Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱

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A pale gray-pink crayfish stretches across black ribbon-shaped letters beneath the concrete bridge. White stippling textures the lettering, while thin lines pick out the shell, claws and fan-shaped tail.

At Rafel, Piet Heinkade 4. Photo by gnikcombor.

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HKA’s mural in Nice, France, showing a woman with red nails resting her face in her hands, between a blue koi and a heron beneath a pale moon and red sky.

🌕 A Portrait Between a Koi and a Heron — By HKA in Nice, France 🇫🇷

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A woman rests her face in both hands, with red nails against her cheeks. A blue koi curves beside her on the left, while a heron stands beneath a pale moon and a red sky on the right.

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JAPHE’s mural in Arès, France, showing a gray-blue heron with a long orange beak and raised wing among yellow flowers on a roadside wall.

🪶 A Heron Along the Road — By JAPHE in Arès, France 🇫🇷

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A gray-blue heron stretches low along the roadside wall, its long orange beak pointing left. Layered wing feathers rise above its back, with yellow flowers and thin reeds scattered around it.

Painted for Semaine du Street Art with Ville d’Arès, at 4 Rue du Temple.

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El Joel and Ona Salvador’s Colour Flames mural in Barcelona, Spain, showing purple-and-white graffiti letters beside a pink-haired woman in a blue hood holding a spray can.

🔥 “Colour Flames” — By El Joel and Ona Salvador in Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸

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White and purple letters twist across a black wall among yellow bubbles. Beside them, a pink-haired woman in a blue hood grips a spray can, with orange curls of flame behind her.

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Kalani Ware’s mural in Rotterdam, Netherlands, showing a young man with long dark curls in orange, pink and purple beside bird-of-paradise flowers.

🌺 A Portrait With Tropical Flowers — By Kalani Ware in Rotterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱

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Long dark curls fill the gable around a face painted in orange, pink and purple. Bird-of-paradise flowers rise in the foreground against the pale blue wall.

Painted for ALL CAPS at Bergsonstraat 12 in Lombardijen. Ware based the portrait on a 1978 photograph of his father-in-law at seventeen, who grew up in the neighborhood, and the flowers come from a lei.

💡 Nerd Fact: The bird-of-paradise flower, Strelitzia reginae, was named in honor of Queen Charlotte, born Princess Sophie Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. Kew notes it reached the gardens from the Cape in 1773.

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These walls on the map

12 works in 7 countries, from Aranda de Duero, Spain to Rotterdam, Netherlands. Pick a photo to see the work.

  1. 1 Aranda de Duero, Spain
  2. 2 Ede, Netherlands
  3. 3 Cáceres, Spain
  4. 4 Schopfheim, Germany
  5. 5 New Taipei City, Taiwan
  6. 6 Graz, Austria
  7. 7 Waldenburg, Switzerland
  8. 8 Amsterdam, Netherlands
  9. 9 Nice, France
  10. 10 Arès, France
  11. 11 Barcelona, Spain
  12. 12 Rotterdam, Netherlands

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