New Street Art That Stands Out! (12 Photos, Vol. 20)

Twelve walls worth stopping for.

A curious ostrich leans toward the viewer. Elsewhere, a child plays with bright yellow toy trucks, a guitarist fills a building in Plovdiv, and a sleeping face floats among water lilies.

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💚 Neon Portrait — By Oiskhy in Denpasar, Bali, Indonesia 🇮🇩

Bands of pink, green and yellow cut across the portrait, turning the dark wall into an electric frame. The close composition keeps the focus on the eyes. Oiskhy’s post places the mural in Denpasar.

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🎸 “Le guitariste” — By Onsept Nok in Lafrançaise, France 🇫🇷

A reclining guitarist seems to slip through geometric openings in the wall while a large blue face floats beside him. The two figures pull in opposite directions across the low facade.

Created for Faire le Mur Lafrançaise. The official tourism listing confirms the title and places the mural on Rue Traversière.

💡 What We Could Verify: Faire le Mur was Lafrançaise’s first street-art festival. Its inaugural edition invited 11 artists to paint ten walls during a two-day programme.

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🫖 Tea Between Friends — By J.3rny with Paulo Geovane in Bijeljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina 🇧🇦

Two women meet over cups of tea while notebooks, fruit and leaves fill the table. Seen from below, the building becomes one quiet overhead scene.

Jennifer Erny documented the finished composition in her own post. It was painted at Njegoševa 30 for Meraki Mural Fest, whose completion post also credits Paulo Geovane and states that the work took ten days to paint. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

💡 What We Could Verify: Meraki Mural Fest began in 2022 as a five-day programme involving six women muralists from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Serbia. The 2026 programme was its fourth edition.

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🪶 Festival Portraits — By Wypisz Wymaluj Murale in Grodzisk Mazowiecki, Poland 🇵🇱

Two figures meet face to face inside a burst of orange, pink, yellow and violet feathers. Their calm profiles hold the center while the colors race outward.

Created for the fourth edition of Festiwal Kultur Świata. The festival’s official programme places it at the corner of Sportowa and Sadowa streets, while local coverage credits Wypisz Wymaluj with both the design and execution. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

💡 What We Could Verify: Murals have become an annual part of Festiwal Kultur Świata. The 2026 unveiling was accompanied by performing groups from Mexico, Cameroon, Paraguay and Poland.

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🔵 Blue Portrait — By Honck in Marseille, France 🇫🇷

A face emerges from deep blue and teal paint, with loose edges, broad brush marks and long drips left visible against the weathered wall.

Honck’s post places the work at 5 Boulevard Romieu inside L’Aérosol Marseille. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

💡 What We Could Verify: L’Aérosol occupies the former La Tulipe soap factory, built in the late nineteenth century during Marseille’s major era of soap production. The 5,500-square-metre industrial complex is being redeveloped as a hip-hop cultural centre that includes a street-art museum.

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🚜 “Le radici di una passione” — By Fedezen in Fossato di Vico, Italy 🇮🇹

A child plays with bright yellow excavators, a dump truck and a bulldozer in a scene that is otherwise nearly entirely black and white.

In Fedezen’s own documentation, the title is translated as “The roots of a passion.” He describes it as an 80-square-metre spray mural created in 2026 for Eco Inerti at Via Eugubina.

💡 What We Could Verify: Federico Zenobi became interested in graffiti at 13 after seeing works in Milan and painted his first wall in 1999. He later specialised in graphic design.

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📷 Photo by Angel Foto Video.

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🦋 Flora and Butterflies — By Karmateora and Hugo W2CJ in Bastia, Corsica, France 🇫🇷

Karmateora’s portrait section wraps leaves, white berries and butterflies around the building corner. The composition continues onto the adjoining wall as part of the collaboration.

Karmateora documents the project with Hugo W2CJ in an official post. The mural stands beside Galerie Residenza at 1 Rue Saint-Erasme in Vieux-Bastia. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

💡 What We Could Verify: Rue Saint-Erasme preserves part of Bastia’s maritime history. Saint Erasmus was honoured as the patron of mariners, and a local corporation carried his processional group to the Old Port every 2 June so that ships could receive blessings, according to the Museum of Bastia.

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🪶 Curious Ostrich — By Jenksart at Bolesworth Castle in Tattenhall, Cheshire, UK 🇬🇧

An ostrich leans straight toward the viewer with huge eyes, a tilted beak and ruffled feathers. The bright blue wall turns the simple encounter into a giant visual joke.

Jenksart documented his festival paintings in his own post. The ostrich was created for Together Again Festival in the grounds of Bolesworth Castle. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

💡 What We Could Verify: Despite its name, Bolesworth Castle is a castellated country house rather than a medieval fortress. Historic England dates it to 1829 and lists it at Grade II*.

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🌿 Green Portrait — By Masi in Torrejón de Ardoz, Spain 🇪🇸

A black-and-white portrait fills one section of the long wall while a deep green field glows around the figure. The person standing at the right gives a clear sense of scale.

Masi describes it in her own post as her section of a shared Urban Fest wall. The city’s official programme places the festival at the Recinto Ferial in Parque de Ocio. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

💡 What We Could Verify: By June 2022, Torrejón de Ardoz’s municipal improvement programme had produced 70 murals across streets, squares and parks. The city described the collection as one of Spain’s largest displays of urban art.

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🥋 Martial Artist — By Mas Waner in Paris, France 🇫🇷

A woman in a red martial-arts uniform stands poised against a bright blue wall. The low placement brings the figure almost onto the pavement.

Mas Waner’s post places the mural at Poterne des Peupliers in Paris’s 13th arrondissement. Association Village 13 presented it as the first stage of an evolving artist-residency wall. No formal title has been confirmed, so the heading is descriptive.

💡 What We Could Verify: Poterne des Peupliers marks the former entry point of the Bièvre, a 36-kilometre tributary of the Seine. The river was progressively canalised and buried beneath Paris by 1912.

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📷 Photo by Jean AEJ.

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🎸 “Power To Transform” — By Fine Graff Art in Plovdiv, Bulgaria 🇧🇬

A cartoon guitarist bursts across the wall in teal, orange, purple and red, with the instrument cutting diagonally through the composition. The surrounding building almost disappears behind the character.

Fine Graff Art’s official post says the mural was created to celebrate Gorillaz’s first concert in Bulgaria at PHILLGOOD Festival. The studio credits Er’Naste Nasimo, Sve Yankov and I. Kolev, and the wall stands at 16 Zagreb Street in Kapana.

💡 What We Could Verify: Kapana was established as a craft district more than five centuries ago. Its surviving street names still identify former trades—including blacksmiths, goldsmiths, clothiers and furriers—according to Plovdiv’s official tourism service.

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🦋 “Todo cambio necesita su tiempo. Las mariposas tampoco nacen volando” — By Lidia Cao in Grimaud, France 🇫🇷

A sleeping face rests among blue water lilies while a butterfly lands on the bridge of the nose. The long horizontal wall turns the scene into a calm pool.

In Cao’s own post, the title translates as “Every change needs its own time. Butterflies are not born flying either.” The mural was created during BACA Fest’s 2026 artist residency at Prairies de la Mer.

💡 What We Could Verify: BACA Fest’s 2026 programme was organised as a five-day open-air residency. It invited eight artists to create murals live, alongside free public workshops and concerts.

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