New Street Art! (12 Photos, Vol. 31)
By Vidar
Twelve new walls where characters, color and scale take over
A watchful guardian in Plovdiv, Predator in Baronissi and a stage-ready giraffe in Weston-super-Mare lead the way. Spawn, fractured portraits and 3D lettering join them. Tap Love beneath the works you want to see rise in the ranking.
🛡️ “The Guardian” Watches Over the Street — By Arsek & Erase in Plovdiv, Bulgaria 🇧🇬
Arsek & Erase introduced the mural as “The Guardian”. At 33 Konstantin Stoilov Street, a stylized portrait, a pointing hand, a feather-like headdress and electric color fill the gable wall.
The artists thanked Enjoy the Colors and Loop Colors Bulgaria for supporting the project.
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🗝️ Hands and a Key Move Through the Wall — By Denis Dendy in Prague, Czech Republic 🇨🇿
Dendy’s finished section sends white hands, a hanging key and broad geometric ribbons across a sequence of connected panels. It forms part of Mural Ruzyně, a 700-meter wall by 30 artists built around the theme “City Beauty in Motion.”
Find it on Vlastina Street in Prague 6. Photo by Petr Kopal.
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👽 Predator Takes Over the Wall — By Cruze in Baronissi, Italy 🇮🇹
Cruze puts Predator’s ridged head and mandibles at the center of the wall, surrounded by fluorescent forms and graffiti lettering. The artist identified the character as Predator in his post of the finished wall.
The mural was created for the 18th Overline Jam, held July 24–26, 2026, at Parco della Rinascita in Baronissi.
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🎭 A Chicano-Style Portrait Splits in Red and Black — By Anito in Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪
A woman’s face doubles into overlapping profiles in black, white and intense red. In his post of the mural, Anito described the style as Chicano art and invited viewers to give its central figure a name.
The mural is at North Side Gallery in Park am Nordbahnhof. Photo by Preh Street Art.
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🔥 “Spawn” Steps Out of the Darkness — By HILT Graffiti
HILT Graffiti focuses on Spawn’s green eyes, black armor, chains and flowing red cape against a smoke-dark wall. The artist’s post identifies the character as Spawn and notes that the full wall was still in progress.
The work was made for World Wall Stylers as part of a global Spawn-themed collaboration.
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⚡ One Face Splits Into Fire and Silver — By Ben Alpha Z in Baronissi, Italy 🇮🇹
A face splits into two volatile halves: red-orange heat and splattered color on one side, silver-white paint and black shadow on the other. Ben Alpha shared the finished Baronissi wall in a photo set after the event.
The work was painted during the 18th Overline Jam, held July 24–26, 2026, at Parco della Rinascita.
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🦒 A Giraffe Dresses for the Stage — By Peter Sheridan in Weston-super-Mare, UK 🇬🇧
A giraffe stands inside the blocked arch in a blue-and-white harlequin tunic and a red knitted shawl. The figure draws on the handmade animal world of sculptor Annie Montgomerie, whose post documents the finished mural.
Peter Sheridan painted it for Weston Wallz 2026 with Upfest at the Blakehay Theatre, 20 Wadham Street. Photo by Annie Montgomerie.
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🧱 The Letters Break Through Concrete — By Vile Graffiti in Baronissi, Italy 🇮🇹
Vile turns his name into a trompe-l’œil break in the wall: wood-grained letters sit behind fractured concrete while green light curls through the opening. In his post of the finished work, Vile described it as his first wall in Italy.
The work was painted during the 18th Overline Jam, held July 24–26, 2026, at Parco della Rinascita.
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💀 Two Skulls Face Off in Fire and Shadow — By Drako & El Richy Uno in Mexico City, Mexico 🇲🇽
A hooded metallic skull faces a second skull engulfed in orange fire beneath a crescent moon. StreetArtPedia documents the wall as a collaboration by Drako and El Richy Uno in Mexico City.
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🧵 “Quebrando o cinza” — By Tinho in Glicério, São Paulo, Brazil 🇧🇷
A patchwork creature made from patterns, eyes and stitched-looking shapes seems to push through a painted break in the wall. Tinho titled the Glicério mural “Quebrando o cinza”—“Breaking the Grey”—and wrote that people matter more than walls, and that bringing color to their lives is priceless.
The artist thanked POISÉ and Nou Colors for their support.
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🦜 “No todos tenemos las mismas oportunidades” — By JCH Eleno in San Antonio de Cortés, Honduras 🇭🇳
The title translates as “Not everyone has the same opportunities.” JCH Eleno describes the mural as a work about forced displacement. At its center, an Afro-descendant child—drawn from an image of migrants at sea—is lifted by many arms; one arm becomes a scarlet macaw, linking freedom and memory to land under threat in Honduras.
The jaguar extends the story to animals displaced by deforestation, mining, fires and ecocide, while the surrounding figures refer to uprooted families from Mexico and Central America.
The mural was created during the third Encuentro Internacional de Muralismo “Una Voz en la Pintura” with Muralismo SAC Honduras.
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🌊 A Teal Portrait Stretches Across the Wall — By Felipe Talu in Macaé, Brazil 🇧🇷
Felipe Talu builds the face and reaching hand from dense hatched lines in a tight teal-and-black palette. His June 2026 reel places the mural at Bar do Jorginho, Rua Jesus Soares Pereira 396 in Macaé.
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It is beautiful love the colors