25 of The Best Coronavirus-Inspired Murals From All Over The World
These Coronavirus-Inspired Murals are proof that the Coronavirus Pandemic and the resulting “Stay at Home” orders are not without their upside. The bear population in Yosemite has quadrupled, noise pollution is down, the air in Los Angeles, Paris and Tokyo is cleaner than ever and even the waters, now undisturbed, are clearer. In addition to those temporary benefits, the Covid-19 virus has inspired street artists all over the world to paint.
The murals depicting images and messages to stay home, wash your hands and more are permeating the streets of just about every city, big or small. Here are 25 we thought worth sharing.
Artist Theydrift; Seattle, WashingtonArtist Andreas Welin aka Welinoo; CopenhagenArtist Pøbel; NorwayArtist EME Freethinker; Mauerpark, BerlinArtist unknown; Milan, Italy (photo Andrea Fasani EPA)Artist Kobra; São Paulo, BrazilRBS Crew Artist Collective; on a high school in Dakar, SenegalRBS Crew Art Collective; on a high school in Dakar, SenegalArtist Tvboy; Milan, ItalyArtist The Rebel Bear; Glasgow, ScotlandArtist Corie Mattie; Los Angeles, CAArtist Nello Petrucci; Pompei, ItalyArtist Lacuna; Berlin, GermanyArtist s.f.; Athens, GreeceArtist FAKE; AmsterdamArtist Ponywave; Venice Beach, CAArtist Hijack; Los Angeles, CAArtist Unknown; Los Angeles, CAArtist Unknown; Los Angeles, CAArtist Gnasher; Royston, Hertfordshire, UKArtist Unknown; London, EnglandDenmark Artist Rasmus Balstrøm; Los Angeles, CAArtist unknown; Hajogyar Island, BudapestArtist unknown; A Thank you to Healthcare workers painted on the side of Brescia Hospital, Italy
Images courtesy of various photographers for Getty Images,AP images and Individual artists’ Facebook pages and Instagram accounts.
