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Spring Summer '26

Where the walls welcome summer

Decorative wall with floral and branch patterns and a window with bars.
Woman wearing a colorful headscarf and dress standing on a stone pavement.

Isola Blu

Milan is not exactly where you expect the city to disappear. Yet behind the streets of Isola, there is a place where concrete gives way to something altogether quieter. And one wall caught that feeling perfectly.

Chicky Chick

On a quiet wall in Shanghai, we found an everyday market scene. But among all its tiny details, there was one impossible splash of yellow that made us stop.

Woman wearing a colorful headscarf and dress standing on a stone pavement.

Model is wearing Celeste Chicky Chick

Ultra Brite

Some walls whisper. This one definitely didn’t. On a roadside in Thailand, we found an explosion of colour that was almost impossible to take in at once.

Person wearing a black top and colorful skirt in an urban setting

Bite Me

A mouth, a message, a little provocation. Sometimes a few painted words on a wall are enough to make you stop — especially when they seem to be talking directly to you.

Bite me

Reflektor

At first it looks like water. Then a mosaic. Maybe even a pool floor. But the closer you get, the stranger the surface becomes.

Person walking on railway tracks with a cityscape in the background

Reflektor

Blur

Sometimes a wall doesn’t need to show you anything recognizable. A few drifting colours, the trace of a brush, a surface caught somewhere between appearing and disappearing. This one made us look twice.

Person bending over a trash can on a city street

Bao Bao

In Shanghai, even a wall can feel as busy as the city around it. This one seemed to contain an entire world — yet not a single drop of colour.

Woman walking on a sunlit street with buildings and a cafe in the background

Snooze

On a wall in Hiroshima, someone painted a cat that seems to have mastered the art of doing absolutely nothing. Naturally, we couldn’t leave him there.

Blue Eyes

In Istanbul, blue eyes are more than decoration. The nazar, traditionally used as a symbol of protection, multiplies across this old door until a simple gesture becomes an entire pattern of watchful blue.

Fréquence Blue

Twiggy Ciao Soleil, Lily Vertical

Twiggy Ciao Soleil, Lily Vertical