It’s time we do another summary of public art from around the globe with another Street World Roundup feature. Leading things off is an impressive new anamorphic mural from eL Seed that covers almost 50 buildings in the neighborhood of Manshiyat Nasr in Cairo, Egypt. Entitled Perception, the piece from the Tunisian artist tries to clear up some of the misconceptions about the Coptic community of Zaraeeb – read more about the project here.
Other notable murals come from Bik Ismo – Puerto Rico, Retna – Los Angeles, Collin van der Sluijs & Super A – Berlin, Eine – London, Shok-1 – Dubai, Eric Lee – Chicago, AEC from Interesni Kazki – Mexico, Ludo – Paris, Os Gemeos – Sao Paulo, Pixelpancho – Morocco, Paulo Ito – Sao Paulo, Fintan Magee – Australia, and Vincenzo ViM – Italy.
Bik Ismo – “Chrome Rabbit” in Santurce, Puerto Rico.
Retna in Los Angeles at the site of new ROW DTLA development
Collin van der Sluijs and Super A in Berlin for Urban Nation.
Eine in London at Rebel’s Alliance Cafe. Photo via VNA.
Shok-1 in Dubai.
Eric Lee in Chicago. Corner of Milwaukee and Francis in the Logan Square neighborhood.
AEC from Interesni Kazki in Valladolid, Mexico.
Ludo in Paris.
Os Gemeos in Sao Paulo, Brazil. “Sorria!, políticos estão te roubando!” “Smile!, Politicians are robbing you!”
PIxelpancho in Youssoufia, Morocco for the Street Art Caravan Festival.
Paulo Ito in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Fintan Magee – Gold Coast, Australia.
Vincenzo ViM in Italy (via StreetArtNews).
