New Street Art That Takes Over the Whole Wall (12 Photos, Vol. 28)

August 11, 2026
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Split image featuring Eslícer’s woman boxer mural in Barcelona and Thiago Mazza’s botanical mural in Montespertoli.

Twelve walls that completely change the view

A boxer faces a lifetime of fights, birds sweep through a smoky wall, and a giant rabbit stretches across stacked containers. These twelve murals make the architecture part of the work.

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Eslícer’s mural of an older woman boxer in Barcelona, Spain

🥊 “Hay luchas que no duran un combate, duran toda una vida” — By Eslícer in Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸

An older woman raises her gloves with unflinching focus. In the official presentation of the mural, the title translates roughly as “Some fights do not last one bout; they last a lifetime,” framing her weathered face, floral headscarf and red gloves as a tribute to lifelong resilience.

Created for Liga Nacional de Graffiti in Barcelona.

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The Lord mural by Caer8th at Těšnov in Prague, Czech Republic

⚔️ “The Lord” — By Caer8th at Těšnov in Prague, Czech Republic 🇨🇿

Caer8th merges Darth Vader’s helmet with crusader armor, set against a red cross and fighter jets. The artist’s official post confirms the title and places the work at the Těšnov graffiti wall.

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Skywalker Mural by Rinasartpage and Def Notes in Metzingen, Germany

🐈 “Skywalker Mural” — By Rinasartpage & Def Notes in Metzingen, Germany 🇩🇪

Two figures in cat-eared balaclavas kiss while balancing above a misty skyline. The artists call it “Skywalker Mural” and describe it as a tribute to rooftop climbers Beerkus and Angela Nikolau; the wall is at Maurenstraße 6.

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Travel and memory mural by Duro Duris in Nymburk, Czech Republic

💃 A Dance Across the Building — By Duro Duris (Juraj Ďuriš) in Nymburk, Czech Republic 🇨🇿

A porcelain-like dancing couple anchors a collage of trains, mountains and drifting fragments. Město=Galerie says Juraj Ďuriš built the mural around travel, memories and life encounters, combining pop-art imagery with a graffiti hand.

Created with the City of Nymburk on the primary school at Komenského 11. Photo by Street Art Czechia.

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Ethereal Wings mural by SATR in Dijon, France

🦅 “Ethereal Wings” — By SATR in Dijon, France 🇫🇷

Two raptors sweep through SATR’s smoky black-and-gray brushwork, punctuated by small red arcs and a sharp white burst. The artist’s official post confirms the title “Ethereal Wings” and credits Le MUR Dijon.

Created for Le MUR Dijon at 5 Rue d’Assas. Photo by EZ Frames.

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Two Processes mural by Zmogk in Berezniki, Russia

🏢 “Two Processes” — By Zmogk in Berezniki, Russia 🇷🇺

In “Two Processes”, a lady’s-slipper orchid and layered growth forms face bands of sylvinite, a red mine shaft and the cold glow of the underground. The commissioning foundation explains that the two halves show nature and industry as one connected system rather than opposing worlds.

Created for Smena on the apartment block at 79 Shishkina Street. Photo by vsenetakuzhvazhno.

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D’a’nia, Gadis Melayu mural by Akid One in Mosbach, Germany

🚆 “D’a’nia, Gadis Melayu” — By Akid One in Mosbach, Germany 🇩🇪

Akid One’s Malay girl looks across a long railway panorama of trains, workers and layered city fragments, created as a collaboration with Mr. Bakeroner and Omeria. The artist’s official post gives the title, while the City of Mosbach identifies the wall as part of a 1,100-square-metre Global Mural made by 40 artists from every continent.

Created for Graffiti Festival Mosbach on Güterhallenweg, opposite Bahnhof Neckarelz. Photo by Street Photography Collection.

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Colorful portrait mural by Flaseado in Alcalá de Henares, Spain

👑 Color Takes Over the Face — By Flaseado in Alcalá de Henares, Spain 🇪🇸

Electric pinks, turquoise and yellow break the cropped face into sharp planes. Crown-like zigzags sit above the eyes, sharpening the graphic composition.

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Sangiovese and Frantoio botanical mural by Thiago Mazza in Montespertoli, Italy

🍇 “Sangiovese & Frantoio” — By Thiago Mazza in Montespertoli, Italy 🇮🇹

Sangiovese grapevines and Frantoio olive branches wrap the facade in a close botanical study. Mazza’s official post confirms the title, while local documentation says he studied, observed and photographed both plants in Montespertoli before painting.

Created for FORME Festival, curated by Street Levels Gallery with the Municipality of Montespertoli, at Via Martini 36.

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Nature is Metal mural by Luca Ledda at Rock Werchter in Rotselaar, Belgium

🐇 “Nature is Metal” — By Luca Ledda at Rock Werchter in Rotselaar, Belgium 🇧🇪

A giant gray rabbit spans the red containers, tangled in thorn-like vines and fragments of military machinery. Ledda describes “Nature is Metal” as nature resisting war and ecological damage. He frames the work as an ode to rebellion.

Created for North West Walls at the Rock Werchter festival site, Haachtsesteenweg 25.

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AP.Set portrait mural with koi and yellow flowers in Paralia Dionysiou, Greece

🐟 Koi Swim Through Her Hair — By AP.Set in Paralia Dionysiou, Greece 🇬🇷

A calm portrait rises through flowing blue hair, orange koi and yellow flowers. AP.Set’s own post places the mural at My HEART Pharmacy in Paralia Dionysiou.

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Untitled geometric facade mural by Petro Aesthetics in Murmansk, Russia

🧊 “Untitled” — By Petro Aesthetics in Murmansk, Russia 🇷🇺

Petro’s black, white and red geometry divides the facade between polar day and polar night. Rost Festival’s official catalogue connects the work to avant-garde design, technical drawing and Murmansk’s industrial landscape, with the two halves moving toward a northern balance.

Created for Rost Festival at 19/2 Burkova Street.

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