Street Art

French artist Mahn unveils Little Girl vs Wild, a new mural that reads as a bestiary on the fringes of the unconscious.   In this dreamlike, almost suspended composition, Mahn constructs a sensitive yet deliberately disproportionate encounter between a young girl and a butterfly. The scene appears simple at first glance, yet quickly unfolds into… More

Across cities shaped by years of conflict, Iraqi visual artist Mukhaled Habeeb is engaging directly with the physical remnants of violence, transforming them into works that speak to memory, resilience, and the possibility of change. His ongoing Bullet Transformation Project takes bullet holes embedded in walls and urban surfaces as its starting point. Instead of… More

For its latest edition, Nuart Aberdeen shifts its focus toward poetry and text-based works, placing language at the center of public space. As far as the team can determine, this is one of the first street art festivals to foreground text as its primary medium. In recent years, large-scale figurative murals have come to dominate… More

In cities around the world, electrical street cabinets are often overlooked pieces of urban infrastructure. For Italian-Argentinian art director and illustrator Nacho Valentini, however, they became the starting point for an evolving urban art project that reveals the hidden personalities embedded in the streets.   Valentini’s project, Enelgumeni, transforms electrical cabinets into playful characters by… More