30th M.U.R Dijon — DOES

Torn and folded abstract letter shapes in pink, plum and gray broken up by pixel blocks and drips on a tall framed wall in Dijon, by DOES.
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30th M.U.R Dijon

SeenNov 2026

DOES · Le M.U.R Dijon, corner of Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Rue d’Assas, Dijon, France · 2026

Photo: gluquet.21, used in New Street Art! (16 Photos) — Vol. 114.

Dutch artist DOES painted the 30th edition of Le M.U.R Dijon, a temporary 8 × 4 metre wall in the city centre that a new guest artist takes over every three months. Source Source Checked His wall was announced to open Dijon’s 2026 Banana Pschit !!! urban art programme, with the inauguration set for 16 October. Source Source Reported

Seen Nov 2026: on 3 November 2026 DOES published a post on his own site about painting at Le M.U.R Dijon, with photos credited to DOES and Paul Gevrey. That is a publication date, not a claimed camera date. Source Reported

💡 4 things to know

  1. The 30th guest on the wallDijon’s event agenda billed the evening as the “30e M.U.R” with DOES, and the organiser’s list of 30 editions since July 2018 ends with Does in October 2026. Source Source Checked
  2. A wall built to be painted overEvery three months an invited artist takes over the 8 × 4 metre surface with a new temporary work. DOES wrote that the idea fits graffiti culture, where works disappear and what remains are the memories, photographs and videos. Source Source Checked
  3. Letters at the centreThe agenda describes DOES as a Dutch artist from graffiti and a member of the Love Letters collective, who has built his work around the four letters of his name for nearly thirty years. Source Reported
  4. Opening a festivalLe Mag Dijon reported that the new DOES fresco would open the programme of Banana Pschit !!!, the sixth edition of the festival, organised by the M.U.R collective with Zutique Productions. Source Reported

📍 Where it is

On the Le M.U.R wall at the corner of Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Rue d’Assas in central Dijon; DOES gives the address as 71 Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Source Source Source Checked

The wall gets a new artist every three months, so this work is temporary and is expected to be replaced by the next artist’s work. Street art changes; check locally before travelling.

🗓️ Sightings

  1. 20269 Oct

    Le Mag Dijon announces the new DOES fresco for Banana Pschit !!! · publication date

  2. 202616 Oct

    Inauguration of the 30th M.U.R scheduled · scheduled event

  3. 20263 Nov

    DOES posts about painting at Le M.U.R Dijon, photos by DOES and Paul Gevrey · publication date

Amber stamps are dated publications or scheduled events. They are not claimed camera dates.

🗞️ In the sources

Le Mag DijonLocal culture news, 9 Oct 2026

Banana Pschit !!! : les rendez-vous d’art urbain à Dijon

“Le M.U.R de Dijon ouvrira le programme avec une nouvelle fresque de l’artiste néerlandais Does.” Le M.U.R de Dijon will open the programme with a new fresco by the Dutch artist Does.

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JondiDijon event agenda, Oct 2026

Inauguration du 30e M.U.R : DOES

Gives the date, 16 October 2026, and the corner of Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Rue d’Assas, and describes DOES’s letter-based work.

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Zutique ProductionsOrganiser page

Le M.U.R Dijon

“Tous les trois mois, un artiste invité prend possession de cette surface d’exposition.” Every three months, an invited artist takes over this exhibition surface.

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Digital DOESArtist’s own site, 3 Nov 2026

Nothing lasts forever

DOES’s account of painting at Le M.U.R Dijon, with photos credited to DOES and Paul Gevrey.

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✅ The facts

Series
Le M.U.R Dijon, 30th edition Source Source Checked
Place
Corner of Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Rue d’Assas, Dijon (DOES gives 71 Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau) Source Source Source Checked
Format
Temporary work on an 8 × 4 m wall, changed every three months Source Checked
Festival
Banana Pschit !!! 2026 Source Reported
Inauguration
Scheduled for 16 October 2026 Source Source Reported
Title
No formal title found; the artist’s post is headed “Nothing lasts forever” Source Unconfirmed
Latest dated evidence
3 November 2026, the artist’s post about painting the wall, with photos credited to DOES and Paul Gevrey Source Reported

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