Welcome to this week’s global urban art roundup! We are hitting the streets from London to Naples to showcase some incredible mural work making waves right now. Remember to show these artists some love by following their official pages!


1. Abstract Realism Takeover — London, UK

This phenomenal collaborative wall was executed by muralists Shauna Anseo and BEC as part of a collective takeover in London. Combining a beautifully rendered portrait with striking, cosmic floral overlays, the piece transitions beautifully across the urban brick framework. It is a masterclass in combining fine art portraiture with raw street energy.

Artist Profile: @shauna.anseo & @bulletonastring

Location Focus: Wallis Road, Shoreditch, London


2. Third Eye Open Peace — Naples, Italy

Street art legend Shepard Fairey (Obey) continues to push powerful societal dialogues with his fresh public mural titled “Third Eye Open Peace”. Using his signature bold, politically charged geometric layouts and iconic cream, red, and black color palette, this piece commands the space while advocating for global collective consciousness. It perfectly encapsulates why public walls remain the loudest gallery on earth.

Artist Profile: @obeygiant

Location Focus: Naples, Italy


3. Intimate Neons & Light Geometry — European Circuit

Spidertag is completely breaking the boundaries of what street art can be by introducing glowing, interactive luminescent wires to urban spaces. His latest physical installation, “Blue Signal”, translates sharp geometric light layouts into historic concrete textures. This innovative combination of physical paint and electrical light paths defines the cutting edge of modern graffiti trends.

Artist Profile: @spidertag

Style Focus: Interactive Neon Graffiti Art

MrPilgrim

Born to proud but uneducated parents who named him Mister after the many famous Mr's in the world. Mister flourished until one day at school a cruel child noticed that his expression never changed and he wasn't blessed with pupils like everyone else. Forever ridiculed for his blank face, Mister ran away from home to a poor life on the streets where he learnt the ancient art of defacing public buildings.