Where the Forest Sings — Dulk, Cincinnati

Dulk’s mural Where the Forest Sings on a brick side wall in Cincinnati: an antlered wildcat lies among golden autumn leaves beside an owl on a branch and a masked bird playing the violin, with a rooster and smaller creatures
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Where the Forest Sings

SeenOct 2026

Dulk · mural on a brick side wall, 2026 · Findlay Street, Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

Photo: as published on World Art Utopia (New Street Art! Vol. 103, 25 October 2026). Artwork: Dulk.

Spanish artist Dulk painted Where the Forest Sings on a brick wall near Findlay Market in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine for BLINK 2026. A bird-faced musician plays a string instrument for an antlered wildcat, a wide-eyed owl and an imagined woodland crowd as autumn turns the forest gold. Source Source Checked

Seen Oct 2026. Evidence date: 2026-10-15, when StreetArtNews published photos of the finished mural from the artist’s Instagram (publication date, not camera date). GraffitiStreet followed on October 17. We found no later dated photo. Source Source Checked

💡 4 things to know

  1. A melody wakes the forestAccording to StreetArtNews, the artist describes a small melody stirring the forest to life: woodland creatures awaken as autumn turns the landscape gold, a celebration of life and harmony in nature. Source Reported
  2. A woodland orchestraGraffitiStreet describes a bird-faced musician at the center, an antlered wildcat with green eyes on the left, a wide-eyed owl, and squirrels, beetles and amphibians among trees that seem to have eyes of their own. Source Checked
  3. Brushes and rollers on brickDulk worked with brushes and rollers across the textured brick, a surface StreetArtNews says made the painting a challenge; GraffitiStreet adds that the mural fills the full height of the building. Source Source Checked
  4. It stays after the lights go outBLINK, Cincinnati’s festival of light and public art, ran October 8 to 11, 2026. Its light installations were temporary, but the new murals stay on the street. Source Source Source Checked

📍 Where it is

Brick side wall at 116 Findlay Street, Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati, Ohio, near Findlay Market (reported address; our post gave 112) Source Source Conflicting

Map pin at 116 Findlay Street from OpenStreetMap. Google Street View there dates from May 2025, before the mural was painted, so the button opens a plain map.

🗓️ Sightings

  1. 202615 Oct

    StreetArtNews publishes the finished mural

  2. 202617 Oct

    GraffitiStreet describes the woodland scene

Green stamps mark dated photographs; amber stamps mark records or reports; red stamps mark loss. Publication dates are not camera dates.

🗞️ In the sources

StreetArtNews15 October 2026

Dulk Paints “Where the Forest Sings” for BLINK 2026 in Cincinnati

“Dulk painted ‘Where the Forest Sings’ on a brick wall in Cincinnati for BLINK 2026.”

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GraffitiStreet17 October 2026

Dulk’s Where the Forest Sings Brings a Woodland Orchestra to Cincinnati

“At the centre of the composition, a mysterious bird-faced musician plays a string instrument, surrounded by an antlered wildcat, a wide-eyed owl and an assortment of imagined woodland inhabitants.”

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BLINK Cincinnati2026 event guide

Mural by Dulk

“Spanish artist Antonio Segura, Dulk, is one of the most important names in Spanish painting of the moment internationally.”

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✅ The facts

Artist
Dulk (Antonio Segura), from Spain Source Source Checked
Title
Where the Forest Sings Source Source Checked
Festival
BLINK 2026, Cincinnati, October 8 to 11, 2026 Source Source Source Checked
Place
Over-the-Rhine, near Findlay Market, Cincinnati, Ohio Source Source Checked
Address
116 Findlay Street in both dedicated reports; our post gave 112 Findlay St. We lean towards 116 Source Source Source Conflicting
Technique
Brushes and rollers on textured brick, full height of the building Source Source Checked
Status
Photos of the finished mural published on October 15, 2026 (publication date, not camera date); no later dated evidence Source Checked

🔗 Related

All sources & image credits

Photo: as published on World Art Utopia (New Street Art! Vol. 103, 25 October 2026). Artwork: Dulk.

Last checked: 27 October 2026 · How we verify art

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