New Street Art! (20 Photos) — Vol. 80

Fangs, Fungi and a Pavilion Dressed in Tiles

Masks come off on a parking wall in Valence, a heart glows inside an open rib cage in Ocotlán and a red-haired woman keeps two cats above a Paris street. Several walls come from late-summer festivals in Ferrol, Maubeuge and Aruba.

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🗺️ See where these 18 works were painted

🧛 “Sant Andreu Vampire” — Fangs Between Ringed Hands — Anton Seoane, Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸

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A woman with blue-streaked hair bares a pair of vampire fangs between her fingers. Hands with long red nails and heavy silver rings crowd around her face on a flat red wall.

“Sant Andreu Vampire” is at Carrer de Jorba 2D in Barcelona’s Sant Andreu neighborhood. Vampire women are not new territory for Seoane, who has also exhibited a graffiti show titled “Matriarcat vampíric” at the Espai 210 neighborhood center.

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👐 Stacked Hands Hide a Face — Emeid, Riccia, Italy 🇮🇹

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Several brown hands stack over a face until only the neck and the open collar of a pale blue shirt remain visible. The portrait fills a lime-green gable wall at the edge of a field.

Emeid painted the portrait for Rurales Festival with Bomb the Wall in Riccia, Molise. The wall stands in Contrada Crocelle, on the outskirts of the town.

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🦋 A Jeweled Butterfly Hangs Pearl Drops — Häcko Crâne, Ferrol, Spain 🇪🇸

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A butterfly brooch with pink and silver wings, a blue center stone and a satin bow hangs pearl drops over a dark wall. Soft purple light streaks across the painted bricks behind it.

Häcko Crâne was one of the artists at the 18th Meninas de Canido, the festival that fills Ferrol’s Canido neighborhood with new walls every September. The 2026 edition ran from September 4 to 6.

💡 Nerd Fact: Meninas de Canido started with a paint roller. Founder Eduardo Hermida says a neighbor covered one of his first murals on the neighborhood’s abandoned houses, so he called in his artist friends for the first weekend of September 2008.

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👑 “Souveraine” — A Lowered Gaze Built From Colored Marks — Nadège Dauvergne, Maubeuge, France 🇫🇷

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A young woman with a center part and a dark necklace looks down, a pale garment slipping from her shoulders. Up close, the whole figure breaks into small multicolored marks on a tall green wall.

Dauvergne based “Souveraine” on Flandrin’s painting “La Florentine” and calls her “a queen in her home.” She painted it on Rue Gippus for Festival Chroma, at the invitation of the association Secteur 7.

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🕶️ Orange Lenses and a Gold “S” Earring — Sin Destino

A man with a thick black mustache squints through oversized black glasses with orange lenses. A small gold S-shaped earring hangs from his ear, and dry grass grows along the top and bottom of the purple wall.

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❤️ A Glowing Heart Inside an Open Rib Cage — Secreto Rebollo, Ocotlán, Mexico 🇲🇽

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Robed figures lean toward a torso whose rib cage opens around a glowing red heart. Hands stretch in from both sides of the long, low wall, and the close-up shows the heart lit from within.

The mural was painted for the Centro Universitario de la Ciénega, the University of Guadalajara campus in Ocotlán, Jalisco. The campus’s CUCiénega lettering stands on the building behind the wall.

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🧸 A Man Curls Up With a Teddy Bear — Tear Gallego, La Mesa, Colombia 🇨🇴

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A man in a patterned bucket hat curls into a red armchair, hugging a camouflage-patterned teddy bear. One white sneaker juts toward the viewer against purple, blue and green.

Tear Gallego painted it for Legends Never Die 2026 in La Mesa, an event curated by Luzysaint13 and Mala Vida. The wall is on Carrera 26.

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🟢 Two Grinning Faces Bookend Green Letters — Deps Art Graffiti + Jest + Max Fortier, Montreal, Canada 🇨🇦

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Green and black letters run the length of a low wall between two gray, grinning faces. In the close-up, one face tips back in a wide laugh, ringed by orange strokes and silver bubbles.

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🔷 “Carnival Nautical” — Tile Patterns Wrap a Boardwalk Pavilion — Add Fuel, Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA 🇺🇸

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Blue-and-white tile patterns cover the pavilion in large diamonds and bands. Yellow scrolls, birds and shell-like forms run along the top edge, above a row of parked cars.

Add Fuel painted “Carnival Nautical” on the First Avenue Pavilion at 800 Ocean Avenue from September 4 to 16, 2026, as part of Wooden Walls’ PlusOne program. He drew on seashells, seahorses and ornament from the town’s Convention Hall, Paramount Theatre and Carousel Building.

💡 Nerd Fact: Despite the color, the word “azulejo” does not come from azul, Portuguese for blue. It traces back to an Arabic term for a small, smooth polished stone.

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🗣️ A Scream Crowned With Purple Fungi — Skucha One, Łańcut, Poland 🇵🇱

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A turquoise woman with blank white eyes screams out a green breath. Purple fungi sprout from her head and shoulder, and dark hair streams across a block wall that fades from orange to yellow and green.

Skucha One painted it for Wild East Jam at Jana Kochanowskiego 4 in Łańcut, with Nie Wiem Nie Znam and Mr. Hopkinsky credited for the event.

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🧣 “Pañuelo de cien colores” — A Paisley Scarf Fills a Gable — Sojo, Sierra de Fuentes, Spain 🇪🇸

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A figure in black, cropped at the roofline, rests red-nailed hands on her hips. A paisley scarf in red, gold and green wraps her shoulders, with a gold filigree pendant over a lace-trimmed bodice.

The town council of Sierra de Fuentes, in Cáceres, commissioned the mural. Sojo describes the pañuelo de cien colores as a defining element of traditional Extremaduran dress. The artist, Jonatan Carranza, was born in Madrigalejo in the same province and came to murals through graffiti.

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✋ Spray Caps Float Above an Open Hand — Adam Illes, Calan, France 🇫🇷

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A giant gray hand reaches out of the wall with its palm open. An orange spray cap, a white cap and a clear cube float above the fingers, set against deep blue and sharp silver shards.

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🦜 Two Leaf-Feathered Parrots Share an Arch — Alessandro Etsom, San Nicolaas, Aruba 🇦🇼

Two yellow-green parrots built from overlapping leaves lean together inside a painted arch. Their gray beaks and orange-tinged heads stand out against a pale beach and palm fronds.

Etsom painted the pair in San Nicolaas for the 9th Aruba Art Fair, held September 11–13, 2026, under the theme Nature × Mankind.

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🌹 A Face Half-Hidden by Red Roses — Roberto Schwuchow, Dresden, Germany 🇩🇪

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A woman with dark lips and loose brown hair gazes out from a warm orange ground. Red roses cover one side of her face, with white paint dripping down the panel.

The panel stands in the Graffitipark at Alexander-Puschkin-Platz, where the city provides six freestanding walls, painted on both sides, for legal spraying without a permit.

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🐈 A Seated Woman With Two Cats — Kazy Usclef, Paris, France 🇫🇷

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A red-haired woman in a mustard sweater sits with a white cat on her lap while a tabby rests under the chair. A flower vase and a blue-and-white dish fill the bottom of the tall, narrow wall.

Kazy Usclef painted Le Mur Bastille, the rotating wall at 38 Rue de la Roquette in the 11th arrondissement. Photo by jeanaej75.

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🧱 A Lowered Face on Whitewashed Brick — Marius Skrupskis, Kupiškis, Lithuania 🇱🇹

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A black-and-white woman looks down, strands of dark hair falling across her cheek. The brick shows through the paint, while a colorful graffiti piece continues around the corner at left.

Skrupskis comes from Kupiškis, where he started the town’s legal graffiti wall in 2024. His earlier murals there portray local figures such as forester Povilas Matulionis and are part of the town’s street art walking route.

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💀 Angular Letters and a Woman Holding a Skull — Fulmini e Temb Est + Devil Art Design, Massafra, Italy 🇮🇹

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Orange, blue and silver letters break into sharp shards on the left side of a purple wall. On the right, a blonde woman in a wide-brimmed hat holds a skull close to her face.

The wall was painted for FiFest in Massafra, with Fulmini e Temb Est on the lettering and Devil Art Design on the portrait.

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🤝 A Chain of Reaching Hands — Y Not, Valence, France 🇫🇷

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Brown hands in different tones reach, point and overlap along a low wall. Above them, stone terraces and a balustraded stair climb toward the old town.

Y Not painted the hands during Walls & Love 2026, when eight regional artists shared a collective wall at the Basse Ville parking lot from September 11 to 13.

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💙 Two Blue Faces in a Storm of Color — Matley Hurd, San Francisco, California, USA 🇺🇸

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Two young men with blue-and-purple skin look to the right, one in a beanie and one in a baseball cap. Pink clouds, orange jackets and turquoise swirls cover a corrugated yellow wall.

The mural is part of Umbrella Alley’s new home in Fisherman’s Wharf, at 366 Jefferson Street, where the alley is adding murals by San Francisco and Bay Area artists. Photo by iromo_.

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🎭 Masks Come Off Along a Parking Wall — Heta One + Monsieur S, Valence, France 🇫🇷

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A woman peels away a mask of her own face beside an old man with a long red nose and a white mustache. At right, a second woman lifts a white mask with the same red nose.

Heta and Mr S painted this stretch of the Walls & Love collective wall at the Basse Ville parking lot in Valence, next to Y Not’s hands. Photo by doyoustreetart.

💡 Nerd Fact: The long red nose belongs to the tengu. The Metropolitan Museum of Art describes two main types of these mountain spirits from Japanese folk belief: one with a birdlike beak, the other with a human face and an enormously long nose.

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These walls on the map

18 works in 10 countries, from Barcelona, Spain to Valence, France. Pick a photo to see the work.

1. 1 Barcelona, Spain
2. 2 Riccia, Italy
3. 3 Ferrol, Spain
4. 4 Maubeuge, France
5. 5 Ocotlán, Mexico
6. 6 La Mesa, Colombia
7. 7 Montreal, Canada
8. 8 Asbury Park, New Jersey, USA
9. 9 Łańcut, Poland
10. 10 Sierra de Fuentes, Spain
11. 11 Calan, France
12. 12 Dresden, Germany
13. 13 Paris, France
14. 14 Kupiškis, Lithuania
15. 15 Massafra, Italy
16. 16 Valence, France
17. 17 San Francisco, California, USA
18. 18 Valence, France

Loved on Street Art Utopia, from these places

• ParisBalcony Illusion · Oakoak
• MontrealHOPE · The Martherapy
• BarcelonaEl petó de la mort / The Kiss of Death · Jaume Barba
• San FranciscoCorridor Pin, Blue · Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen

Which one is your favorite?

Tell us in the comments which wall caught your eye.