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You’ll Want to Remove the Walls to a Museum: Artists Who Amaze You with Street Art

Street artists, who bring old buildings back to life with their works that bring liveliness to the streets, reveal the transformative power of art. In this content we compiled from the works of these talented artists, let’s see together how beautiful even old urban structures can be…👇

Source: https://twitter.com/JamesLucasIT/status/1783910886937067614?t=L1NRdr2YlS8j0PkS89SOOg&s=31

1. French artist Patrick Commecy breathes life into boring urban buildings, turning them into eye-catching murals.

2. Here is another work of the French artist.

3. The French artist also highlights the cultural importance of these murals by saying, “For tourists, these walls serve as a giant identity card for the place they visit.”

4. Fábio Gomes Trindade incorporates nature into his stunning murals.

5. Sardinian murals, one of Italy’s open-air museums, emphasize that art should not only be behind museum doors.

6. Chalk artist David Zinn is on a mission to show that you don’t need fancy equipment to draw.

7. One of the most important points of chalk works is that they are not permanent. Chalk traces wash away with the rain.

8. Kevin Lee called this artwork “The Invisibility of Poverty.”

9. Eduardo Kobra’s mural of Michelangelo’s David on top of the marble quarries in Carrara, Italy.
Michelangelo carved his masterpiece from a giant marble block he bought from this quarry between 1501 and 1504.

10. Anamorphic street art by Sergio Odeith.

11. Sergio Odeith is a Portuguese graffiti artist known for his highly realistic three-dimensional murals.

12. This mural, created by a street artist named Smug, depicts the modern version of Saint Mungo, the founder of the city of Glasgow.

13. Street art meets nature by Franco Domenak.

14. Banksy’s “Protester Throwing Wheaties” mural, also known as Love is in the Air.

15. “Painting on the street is like painting in a museum with open doors” — Tardor, a young graffiti artist.

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