Nantes has earned a reputation as one of France’s most imaginative cities, and its graffiti scene reflects this spirit vividly. Spread across former industrial zones, riverside districts, and residential streets, street art in Nantes blends creativity, social commentary, and playful experimentation. It is an essential part of the city’s contemporary identity.
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Edinburgh is often celebrated for its historic architecture, dramatic skyline, and literary heritage, yet beyond the postcard views lies another layer of the city’s identity—its graffiti and street art. Found in backstreets, underpasses, stairwells, and neighbourhoods like Leith, Edinburgh’s graffiti scene offers a raw and contemporary counterpoint to its classical image.
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Across Corsica, graffiti is more than decoration or urban art—it is a powerful form of expression deeply rooted in the island’s identity. Painted on walls, shutters, road signs, and abandoned buildings, Corsican graffiti reflects history, politics, culture, and a strong sense of belonging. To walk through Corsican towns and villages is to read the island’s unfiltered voice written directly onto its surfaces.
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The city streets burst with color this September, calling all eyes to their walls. From hidden alleyways to bustling corners, every spray tells a story.
We wandered, camera in hand, capturing the bold and the beautiful.
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Street Murals: Expressions Beyond the Gallery.You can view each photo in full size by clicking on them. (The rows are scrollable individually.) View full gallery on Alamy
