New Street Art! (16 Photos) — Vol. 116
By Vidar
Masks, Monkeys and a Clown Who Won’t Stop Screaming
A horned woman hides behind a silver oni mask in Campos del Río, two squirrel monkeys cling to branches in Moyobamba and a blue axolotl lunges across a wall near Mexico City. Further on: a samurai cat in Spain and Art the Clown, mid-scream.
🍂 “Leaning Both Ways” Turns Several Faces Upward — By TelmoMiel in Rotterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱
Under a covered passage, young women with copper hair and small earrings turn their faces up in overlapping profiles. Soft green, orange and cream tones run across the brick, with the TELMO MIEL signature at the lower left.
Painted by Telmo Pieper and Miel Krutzmann, the Rotterdam-based duo, in the underpass at Goudsewagenstraat 27, home of Garage Rotterdam.
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🔔 A Furry Wanderer Carries a Bronze Bell — By nitramjoke + tetalovb in Montauban, France 🇫🇷
A hooded figure covered in shaggy gray fur hides its face behind a red panel of tag lettering. It grips a wooden staff hung with a bronze bell, arms bound in leather straps, inside rings of white and blue calligraphy.
Painted at Hall82, a contemporary art gallery in Montauban, during the Par Amour des Lettres graffiti festival.
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🔮 “Sync Ratio” Holds a Chrome Heart Up a Tower Block — By Nense Tango in Bremen, Germany 🇩🇪
The narrow end of a white apartment block carries a young woman with closed eyes and copper hair, built from faceted strokes of pink, teal and blue. She holds a shining chrome form crossed by beams of light.
Painted at Fehrfeld 39 for Mural City 2026, themed Beauty of Science, with the Bremen agency Lucky Walls. The chrome heart and pink scan fields nod to AI and robotics research in the city.
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👹 A Horned Woman Hides Behind a Silver Oni Mask — By emi_pintor in Campos del Río, Spain 🇪🇸
A young woman with long black hair, two pale horns and a hoop earring wears a silver oni half-mask with long fangs. Red and black brush strokes surround her while a painter on a ladder works beside the face.
Painted at C. San Fernando, 1 in Campos del Río, in the Murcia region, for Hip Hop Jam Murcia with 90 Screw TV.
💡 Nerd Fact: In Japanese folklore, oni are demonic creatures of giant size and great strength. Britannica notes that they are generally thought to be foreign in origin, perhaps brought to Japan from China along with Buddhism.
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🏚️ “À qui profite le crime” Sends a Man Over the Rubble — By Fred Battle in Stigliano, Italy 🇮🇹
A house gable is painted almost entirely in blue as a heap of debris: broken walls, door frames, a table and an overturned car. A man in a green jacket with a blue shoulder bag climbs across the pile.
Painted for Appartengo 2026, the public art festival held in Stigliano, Basilicata, from October 15 to 30, 2026. The festival began as a way to fight depopulation in the village. The title means “Who benefits from the crime.”
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👀 Turquoise Eyes Peer Through Cartoon Clouds — By Matley Hurd in San Francisco, California 🇺🇸
A pair of turquoise eyes under dark brows look out of a glowing red face. Rolling cartoon clouds in blue, turquoise, orange and red, dotted with round bubbles, cover the rest, with the signature at the top right.
Painted at 97 Leland Ave with Talking Walls and All My Usos. Matley Hurd is a San Francisco artist who works mainly in surreal portraiture. Photo by mikekukreja.
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🦊 A Masked Writer Stands Beside a Fennec Fox — By Pazzesco in Chicago, Illinois 🇺🇸
A character in a green beanie with glowing green eyes and a gray respirator mask fills the left of the wall. A wide-eared fennec fox sits beside him against an orange skyline, with spray cans lined up below.
Painted at 9300 S Commercial Ave for Meeting of Styles Chicago, held September 11–13, 2026. Pazzesco, who comes from Algeria, has painted the Chicago edition before.
💡 Nerd Fact: The fennec fox has the largest ears relative to its body size of any canid. According to the Smithsonian’s National Zoo, it uses them to shed heat and to track prey moving under the sand.
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🕶️ Figures in Blue Puffer Jackets Stride Up a Gable — By James Bullough in Cincinnati, Ohio 🇺🇸
A shirtless man in white sunglasses, a bright blue puffer jacket and loose orange trousers repeats up the brick gable as if caught in motion. Diagonal blue bands cut through him against orange, red and sky-blue shapes.
Painted at 1611 Race St for BLINK Cincinnati 2026, where the Berlin-based artist took part for the first time. Photo by ohhimarkfilms.
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🐒 “Balú y Bele” Hang On in the Jungle — By Machuca + ninia.agua in Moyobamba, Peru 🇵🇪
Between two dark shopfront doors, two squirrel monkeys with white faces and dark muzzles cling to thin branches among large green leaves. One sits higher on the left; the other peers out on the right.
Machuca is Frank Machuca, a self-taught painter and environmental engineer from Moyobamba, where he painted this wall with ninia.agua.
💡 Nerd Fact: Squirrel monkeys have the largest brain-to-body-mass ratio of all primates, according to the Oakland Zoo. They also mark their territory by wiping urine onto their hands and feet.
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🦎 A Blue Axolotl Beast Lunges Across the Seabed — By Theam in Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico 🇲🇽
A huge blue and purple axolotl-like creature with red frilled gills and gold bands lunges over a rocky seabed. It passes an orange skull, a small fish and a little pink axolotl with big gray eyes.
Painted on Av. Bordo de Xochiaca for Meeting of Styles Mexico City 2026. Photo by kalikromatik.
💡 Nerd Fact: Axolotls can regrow lost limbs, which has made them a focal species for medical research. ZSL notes that they are Critically Endangered in the wild, where sewage has fouled their home in the Xochimilco and Chalco lake complex.
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👟 A Boy With Sneakers Crouches Beside Pink Letters — By jacobopaloswey + sak_tck_blubla in Gines, Spain 🇪🇸
A boy in a backward gray cap and gray hoodie crouches with yellow and purple sneakers slung over his shoulder beside a gold letter B. Large pink and lilac wildstyle letters with a heart at their center run along the orange wall.
Painted at Av. del Deporte, 5 for the Encuentro Homenaje a BECE, a graffiti meeting in memory of Isidoro Halcón, a young Gines resident who loved urban art and died in 2011.
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🌸 “Portraits of Asia” Puts Flowers in a Girl’s Braid — By Vale_Stencil in Paris, France 🇫🇷
Beside a ground-floor window, a black-and-white stencil shows a girl with a long braid and pink flowers in her hair, one hand at her collar. Bright purple, pink, yellow and teal shapes frame her as a passer-by walks past.
Painted at 16 Rue Paulin Méry in the 13th arrondissement by Valérian Lenud, the French artist also known as Valé.
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🙏 “The Eternal Law of Love” Rises Over the Riverside — By FONKi in Phnom Penh, Cambodia 🇰🇭
Across several stories of a riverside building, a giant woman in warm brown tones closes her eyes and raises one hand before her chin. Pink line drawings of ornate mythical figures spread over the white facade beside her.
FONKi was born in Paris to Cambodian refugee parents and raised in Montreal. He has run FT Gallery in Phnom Penh since 2020 and founded the Murals for Cambodia festival in 2022. Photo by darion_ko.
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💀 A Samurai Cat Bares a Skull Grin — By yeko_yekill in Campos del Río, Spain 🇪🇸
A hairless gray cat with glowing red eyes and huge ears wears a gold samurai helmet crest and red armor. Its lower jaw opens into a grinning skull full of teeth, set against red with falling petals.
Painted at C. San Fernando, 1 for Hip Hop Jam Murcia with 90 Screw TV, on the same street as the oni mask above.
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❤️ A Woman Looks Up From a Red Hood — By Annie B in Birmingham, UK 🇬🇧
A woman with a black fringe, glossy red lips and large hoop earrings looks upward from inside a red hood. Her face is lit in orange and blue, with loose strokes of red, yellow and blue around her.
Painted on a gray concrete wall in Birmingham, UK.
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🤡 “Terrifier” Puts Art the Clown on a Wall — By Eric Moreno in Ontinyent, Spain 🇪🇸
A horror clown with a white face, black-ringed eyes and a tiny black top hat screams with a wide red mouth full of jagged teeth. Blood streaks his face and white ruffled costume against orange and black flames.
Painted in Ontinyent. Art the Clown, the killer of the Terrifier films, first appeared in Damien Leone’s 2008 short The 9th Circle. Eric Moreno also works as a tattoo artist.
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