New Street Art That Turns Walls Into Stories — Vol. 54

September 6, 2026
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Split image showing a neon-green portrait mural by Dayetoz Malaver and Lucek in Puebla, Mexico, and a tiger mural by Gian.ba1 in Wiesbaden, Germany

Sixteen new works, from mythology to local memory

A ghost ship crosses turquoise water in Paris while a tiger emerges from tropical leaves in Wiesbaden. Elsewhere, Louhi takes eagle form and an astronaut carries the harvest. Tap Love beneath your favorites.


Spectral figurehead and ragged ghost ship crossing turquoise waves in RBK1’s “Vague à l’âme” mural at Spot 13 in Paris, France

🌊 “Vague à l’âme”: A Ghost Ship in Turquoise Water — By RBK1 in Paris, France 🇫🇷

A spectral figurehead cuts through rough water ahead of a ragged ghost ship. The ship yields to the wind, but the figurehead keeps looking ahead.

💡 What We Could Verify: The French expression vague à l’âme describes a feeling of melancholy with no precise cause. The title also plays on une vague, French for “a wave.”

Completed in August 2026 at Spot 13, 25 Quai d’Ivry. Photo by Jean Aej.

🔗 Follow RBK1 on Instagram.


Purple figure aiming a spray can beside large SQWR lettering by SQWR / Skewer on Rivington Street in London, UK

🎨 A Purple Figure Aims a Spray Can — By SQWR / Skewer in London, UK 🇬🇧

A purple figure aims a spray can from the gable while SQWR lettering wraps the adjoining wall. The artist captioned the finished work “PSHHHT”.

Painted at 82 Rivington Street, opposite Banksy’s “Designated Graffiti Area,” with the wall arranged by London Calling Blog.

🔗 Follow SQWR / Skewer on Instagram.


Orange-and-purple mural of a boy surrounded by a mouth, eyes, hands and an ear in “Speak All Good, See All Good, Hear All Good” by Efren Rebugio Jr. / Everyday Research in West Memphis, Arkansas

🗣️ “Speak All Good, See All Good, Hear All Good” — By Efren Rebugio Jr. / Everyday Research in West Memphis, Arkansas, USA 🇺🇸

Rebugio turns the familiar “Speak No Evil, See No Evil, Hear No Evil” motif into a positive instruction. He says the 47-by-20-foot mural asks viewers to reflect on what they choose to focus on.

According to BAM West Memphis, the mural is at the Valero station on East Broadway. Painted for the inaugural 70 on 70 Mural Fest. Photo by Darkmode Photo.

🔗 Follow Efren Rebugio Jr. / Everyday Research on Instagram.


Long mural combining portraits, Tláloc, a UFO and the fragmented face of a Spaniard by Bowen, Re Maik, Emmanuel Cortes Rivera, RZZL Graff Studio and Hinojoza Art in Atlixco, Puebla, Mexico

🧱 Tláloc, Portraits and a UFO on One Long Wall — By Bowen, Re Maik, Emmanuel Cortes Rivera, RZZL Graff Studio & Hinojoza Art in Atlixco, Puebla, Mexico 🇲🇽

The artists based the mural on the festival theme of pre-Hispanic Mexico and Atlixco’s myths and legends. In their explanation of the mural, Tláloc faces a figure linked to Atlixco’s earlier Indigenous name. A UFO and the fragmented face of a Spaniard refer to later local history and lore.

Painted in July 2026 for Festival Cultural El Refugio on Calle 9 Norte in Atlixco. Photo by Cecilia Antillón.

🔗 Follow BowenRe MaikEmmanuel Cortes RiveraRZZL Graff Studio and Hinojoza Art on Instagram.


Phone receiver, pipes, brickwork, stairs and mechanical letterforms painted on a black container by DU2 and Samuel Veloso in Cascavel, Brazil

🧰 Letters, Pipes and Stairs Cover a Black Container — By DU2 & Samuel Veloso in Cascavel, Brazil 🇧🇷

A phone receiver, pipes, brickwork, stairs and machine-like forms lock together across the black container. DU2 calls it an example of his “undercoisas” style and credits Samuel Veloso as a collaborator.

🔗 Follow DU2 and Samuel Veloso on Instagram.


Girl holding a white dove against a softly painted landscape in a mural by Máisel López in Havana, Cuba

🕊️ A Girl Holds a White Dove — By Máisel López in Havana, Cuba 🇨🇺

Against a softly painted landscape, a girl holds a white dove close. López says he dreams of peace when he paints and will keep creating his “Colosos” to bring hope and joy.

🔗 Follow Máisel López on Instagram.


Green-eyed face surrounded by green mist, graffiti letters and two painted hands in a mural by Dayetoz Malaver and Lucek in Puebla, Mexico

🟢 A Green-Eyed Face Between Bright Letters — By Dayetoz Malaver & Lucek in Puebla, Mexico 🇲🇽

A green-eyed face emerges from mist between bright letter pieces, with two painted hands reaching in from either side. Cracks in the wall show through the paint.

Painted on Avenida 8 Oriente, opposite No. 1401, in Puebla’s Barrio del Alto. The artists shared the finished wall in a joint Instagram post.

🔗 Follow Dayetoz Malaver and Lucek on Instagram.


Silver-toned winged child figure floating against a deep blue patterned wall in Nacle’s “Putto di Porcellana” mural in Morlaix, France

👼 “Putto di Porcellana” Floats Across the Gable — By Nacle in Morlaix, France 🇫🇷

Nacle describes “Putto di Porcellana” as a reflection on the preciousness and fragility of childhood. The silver figure floats over a deep blue field patterned with motifs borrowed from luxury design.

Created for MX Arts Tour 2026 at the corner of Rue du Poulfanc and Rue Gambetta. Photo by W&B Studio.

🔗 Follow Nacle on Instagram.


Blue eagle-form Louhi spreading her wings around windows and balconies in a mural by Polina Soloveichik in Kajaani, Finland

🦅 Louhi Takes the Form of an Eagle — By Polina Soloveichik in Kajaani, Finland 🇫🇮

Soloveichik’s mural depicts Louhi from the Finnish national epic Kalevala in eagle form. Her wings extend around windows and balconies in the artist’s signature blue palette.

💡 What We Could Verify: In Runo 43 of the Kalevala, Louhi takes eagle form after Väinämöinen wrecks her warship on a reef during the pursuit. She forms the eagle’s wings and tail from the broken vessel. In eagle form, Louhi carries one hundred swordsmen beneath one wing and one thousand archers on her tail as she attacks the boat holding the stolen Sampo.

Painted on the north gable at Koulukuja 3 for Concreate 2026, organized by Helsinki Urban Art.

🔗 Follow Polina Soloveichik on Instagram.


Hellboy smoking between interlocking graffiti letter pieces and yellow flames by Pupupums, Shub 110 and Romain Didierjean at GraffPark Chambéry in Chambéry, France

🔥 Hellboy Steps Between the Letter Pieces — By Pupupums, Shub 110 & Romain Didierjean in Chambéry, France 🇫🇷

Hellboy smokes between two interlocking letter pieces, with yellow flames running across the wall and a scorched landscape behind him.

Shub 110 calls it an improvised “Hellboy Jam,” painted at GraffPark Chambéry.

🔗 Follow PupupumsShub 110 and Romain Didierjean on Instagram.


Memorial graffiti wall for PERSO by CanTwo, Omeria and Kont One at Hall of Fame Kalkberg in Cologne, Germany

🕯️ A Cologne Wall Remembers PERSO — By CanTwo, Omeria & Kont One in Cologne, Germany 🇩🇪

CanTwo describes the central character as a tribute to Australian graffiti writer PERSO, whom he had met and painted with in Sydney 23 years earlier. Blue-and-white pieces by Omeria and Kont One frame the memorial.

The larger jam was painted at Hall of Fame Kalkberg on Karlsruher Straße, one of the legal walls listed by the City of Cologne.

🔗 Follow CanTwoOmeria and Kont One on Instagram.


Astronaut carrying a bowl of fruit with a black bird perched on her backpack in Rocket01’s “Community” mural in La Bañeza, Spain

🍇 “Community”: An Astronaut Carries the Harvest — By Rocket01 in La Bañeza, Spain 🇪🇸

An astronaut carries a bowl of fruit while a black bird rests on her backpack. Rocket01 says “Community” imagines rebuilding family ties and social connections—and making progress on Earth—before reaching for a wider cosmic community.

Painted at Calle Fueros Leoneses 1C for Art Aero Rap 2026.

🔗 Follow Rocket01 on Instagram.


An older woman and a younger woman seated at a dressing table with mirrors and bottles in the “Gerações” mural by Daniela Guerreiro and Mariana Duarte Santos in Freamunde, Portugal

🪞 Two Generations Share a Dressing Table in “Gerações” — By Daniela Guerreiro & Mariana Duarte Santos in Freamunde, Portugal 🇵🇹

An older and a younger woman sit side by side at a dressing table, surrounded by mirrors, bottles and compacts. The artists describe “Gerações” as a work about listening, sharing, preserving memories and making new ones.

Painted for Projecto Putrica during Sebastianas 2026.

🔗 Follow Daniela Guerreiro and Mariana Duarte Santos on Instagram.


Woman raising one hand beside oversized blue and pink flowers in Nitram Joke’s “BLOOM UP” mural in Vernier, Switzerland

🌺 “BLOOM UP” Fills the Blue Wall With Flowers — By Nitram Joke in Vernier, Switzerland 🇨🇭

A woman lifts her hand beside oversized blue and pink flowers. Nitram Joke says “BLOOM UP” was the first time he painted one of his characters at this scale.

The 7-by-10-metre work was painted during Subway Burners in August 2026 for House of Paint at Route de Vernier 106.

🔗 Follow Nitram Joke on Instagram.


Young woman, boy with a dog and strolling figures in Marek “Looney” Rybowski’s “Łąka Festynowa” mural in Gdańsk, Poland

🖼️ “Łąka Festynowa” Recalls a Lost Gathering Place — By Marek “Looney” Rybowski in Gdańsk, Poland 🇵🇱

“Łąka Festynowa” recalls the former Festival Meadow in Jaśkowa Dolina Park, once directly beside the building. A young woman and a boy with a dog are painted in muted tones against the mostly monochrome historical scene. Well-dressed figures walk in the background.

Completed in May 2026 at Jaśkowa Dolina 74. The City of Gdańsk reports that the building’s residents funded the mural during the facade renovation.

🔗 Follow Marek “Looney” Rybowski on Instagram.


Brightly painted tiger peering through dense tropical leaves in Gian.ba1’s mural on a tiled wall in Wiesbaden, Germany

🐯 A Tiger Pushes Through the Leaves — By Gian.ba1 in Wiesbaden, Germany 🇩🇪

A tiger’s face fills the tiled wall, peering through dense tropical leaves. In his post about the mural, Gian.ba1 says it draws on ancestral spirit and presents Ai Apaec as a protector and guide. He writes that strength comes from balance with nature.

💡 What We Could Verify: “Ai Apaec” is a modern archaeological label, not a name securely traced to Moche times. A linguistic and archaeological study traced aiapac, meaning “maker,” to a 1644 Catholic text in which it is used as a title for the Christian God. The Moche figure’s original name remains unknown.

Painted in July 2026 at Welfenstraße 1b, the former Kontext cultural center.

🔗 Follow Gian.ba1 on Instagram.


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