New Street Art! (12 Photos) — Vol. 98

A boy, two mules and a veiled face

A boy holds a pine cone in Irkutsk, two riders pass an eclipse in La Bañeza, and an excavator claw digs through a city of black-and-white blocks in Katowice. A van door in the UK and a skeleton in Turin round out the twelve.

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🌲 A Boy in a Fur Hat Holds Up a Pine Cone — By Iman One in Irkutsk, Russia 🇷🇺

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On the gable of an orange house, a boy in a shaggy blue-and-violet fur hat and a red sweater lifts a pine cone toward a pale starburst. A chipmunk, a red heart and more cones sit up in the gable, beside a long iron ladder.

Painted for the Golos Ulits street art festival in Irkutsk. Photo by v_poiskah_antarktidy.

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🐴 “Dos mulas y el eclipse” Sends Two Riders Past a Black Sun — By Reka in La Bañeza, Spain 🇪🇸

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Two riders in wide-brimmed hats sit on a pair of mules, built from smooth interlocking shapes in ochre, rust, cream and black. A yellow sun glows behind them, a black eclipse crescent hangs top right, and the animals stride over a black half-disc.

Painted during Art Aero Rap in La Bañeza, which ran August 12-16, 2026, the same week as the total solar eclipse. Location: C. Párroco Don Rogelio, 4.

💡 Nerd Fact: The total solar eclipse of August 12, 2026 was the first visible from mainland Spain since August 30, 1905, according to Wikipedia.

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🧸 A Giant Clay-Like Face Smiles Around a Corner — By Fork One in Strasbourg, France 🇫🇷

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Across two sides of a grey building, a toy-like figure looks moulded from plasticine: a yellow face with black dot eyes and a wide red smile, chunky red arms, white buttons on a blue body, teal feet. A woman with a bicycle flashes a peace sign.

Painted for the COLORS Urban Art Festival, held September 4-20, 2026 on the AFPA campus in Strasbourg.

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🏗️ An Excavator Claw Digs Into a City of Blocks — By M-City in Katowice, Poland 🇵🇱

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The whole end wall of a tall apartment block carries a dense black-and-white drawing of isometric housing, rooftops and stacked cylinders. A giant orange excavator arm plunges its bucket into the middle, and white crackling lines run across the top.

Painted by Mariusz Waras at Miła 3 as the first mural of the Silesian Film Trail, a nod to Kazimierz Kutz’s 1979 film Paciorki jednego różańca.

💡 Nerd Fact: Giszowiec, the Katowice district where this wall stands, began in 1907 as a company town for a coal mine, planned on the garden city model by the architects Emil and Georg Zillmann, as Wikipedia outlines.

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📱 Gold Lettering Locks Up “Social Media Prisoner” Beside a Turquoise Face — By Esteo Custom Garage + Arsek Erase in Harmanli, Bulgaria 🇧🇬

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A long wall in front of a derelict building topped with barbed wire carries gold calligraphy reading Social media Prisoner next to a turquoise woman’s face with green eyes. Further along, a hand with yellow bolt cutters snaps through a pink chain-link pattern.

Shown in a wide view and a close-up. The wall is signed Arsek · Erase 2026.

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🌸 A Turquoise Face and a Pink Flower Fill a Van’s Back Doors — By sdart_poi in the UK 🇬🇧

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The rear doors of a van become a portrait: a turquoise face framed by dark red hair looks upward with heavy-lashed eyes and dark red lips. A large pink flower with a yellow center blooms across the lower half, around the door handle.

The artist signs it in teal along the bumper with the handle @sdart_poi.

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🏮 “The Lightbearer” Holds a Sea of Ships in Her Hand — By Andrii Kovtun in Crimmitschau, Germany 🇩🇪

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Painted in faceted low-poly planes, a woman with long wind-blown hair and blue eyes wears glowing lanterns as earrings. On her open hand, a small blue sea carries sailing ships and a white lighthouse, under angular cream clouds.

Painted for the Graffiti Factory festival in Crimmitschau, Saxony. Location: Fichtestraße 1-4.

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💀 A Skeleton Pulls a Thread From a Man’s Mouth — By CSOA Gabrio + Clusterojo + UCOH + Giga RLT in Turin, Italy 🇮🇹

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Red and silver graffiti letters fill the top of a corrugated wall. Below them a grey, wrinkled bald man has a thread pulled tight from his mouth by the bony hand of a grinning skeleton in a dark jacket, with red flames and a watchtower behind.

The lettering reads “Mai più complici” (never again complicit) and “Mai più CPR”, a slogan from Turin’s protests against the CPR, Italy’s repatriation detention centers.

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🎨 A Portrait Flakes Away in Pink Paint — By Conse in Waterford, Ireland 🇮🇪

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On the pink gable of a corner house, a large portrait of a man with a calm, steady gaze is painted in muted olive and grey. Flakes of pink paint scatter across his face and shoulders, as if the wall were peeling over him.

Painted for Waterford Walls 2026 (August 7-16) at 11 Morrisson’s Rd. Photo by streetartatlas.

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⭐ Two Ninja Stars Land on a Wall of Old Tags — By Cristian Badaró

On a weathered yellow wall covered with older tags and scrawled tallies, two big ninja stars overlap, one matte black and one steel grey with sharp highlights. A bicycle leans at the left end above a red brick pavement.

💡 Nerd Fact: The word shuriken, the Japanese name for these throwing stars, translates roughly as “hand-hidden blade,” and samurai used them as backup weapons rather than main ones, per Wikipedia.

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🧡 A Woman Hides Under an Orange Hood Among Blue Petals — By Sancho Medina in Palmira, Colombia 🇨🇴

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Below tangled power lines, a woman peers out from under a deep orange hood that falls over her eyes, leaving only her nose and parted red lips in view. Blue petals open behind her, and sharp blue-and-white letters stretch to both sides.

Painted in Palmira, in Colombia’s Valle del Cauca department. A man in a cap stands at the wall with spray cans lined up on the curb.

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⛪ “Anunciação” Layers a Colonial Town Over Its First Peoples — By Bernardo Dartagnan + Henrique Doss in Florianópolis, Brazil 🇧🇷

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A wide wall becomes a painted history scene: white colonial houses and church towers line a bay with blue mountains, while Indigenous figures sit and stand in the green foreground beside a grazing ox. At the right, a woman in a long rust gown towers over them.

The mural reworks paintings by Victor Meirelles, with churches from his view of Desterro, the old name of Florianópolis, now engulfed by the modern city. It belongs to the third Street Art Tour in the city, at R. Victor Meirelles 59.

💡 Nerd Fact: Victor Meirelles was born in 1832 in Desterro, now Florianópolis, and his First Mass in Brazil was shown at the 1861 Paris Salon, the first for a Brazilian artist, according to Wikipedia.

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These walls on the map

11 works in 11 countries, from Irkutsk, Russia to Florianópolis, Brazil. Pick a photo to see the work.

1. 1 Irkutsk, Russia
2. 2 La Bañeza, Spain
3. 3 Strasbourg, France
4. 4 Katowice, Poland
5. 5 Harmanli, Bulgaria
6. 6 the UK
7. 7 Crimmitschau, Germany
8. 8 Turin, Italy
9. 9 Waterford, Ireland
10. 10 Palmira, Colombia
11. 11 Florianópolis, Brazil

Loved on Street Art Utopia, from these places

• LondonCrunchie · Helga Stentzel
• TurinThe Big Bear · Bordalo II
• La BañezaPlastic castles · Da2
• KatowiceOn-Off · Escif

Which one is your favorite?

Tell us in the comments which wall caught your eye.