Murals of the World

Brussels

Quays Quarter

17 murals on record, painted 1994 to 2024.

Walls by Isaac Cordal, Marv, Alba Fabre Sacristán, Ledia Kostandini, Zouwi and others.

17 walls

Spring, photo from the city's open data
SpringMarv, 2024
Cement Eclipses, photo from the city's open data
Cement EclipsesIsaac Cordal, 2023
Cement Eclipses, photo from the city's open data
Cement EclipsesIsaac Cordal, 2023
Sans-titre, photo from the city's open data
Sans-titreAlba Fabre Sacristán, 2023
Wink, photo from the city's open data
WinkLedia Kostandini, 2022
La Belle Hip Hop, photo from the city's open data
La Belle Hip HopZouwi, 2021
No Borders, photo from the city's open data
No BordersJadranka Lacković, 2021
Greta Thunberg, photo from the city's open data
Greta ThunbergEncq, 2019
La Bellone, photo from the city's open data
La BelloneObêtre, 2019
Collaboration, photo from the city's open data
CollaborationOakoak, Joachim, 2018
Kool Koor, photo from the city's open data
Kool KoorKool Koor, 2018
Contre vents et marées, photo from the city's open data
Contre vents et maréesJaune, 2017
Dark Perimeter / Basic Primary Shapes, photo from the city's open data
Dark Perimeter / Basic Primary ShapesElian, 2015
Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat & Twiggy, photo from the city's open data
Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat & TwiggyJef Aérosol, 2013
I just write my name, photo from the city's open data
I just write my nameL’Atlas, 2013
Billy the cat, photo from the city's open data
Billy the catDesberg, Colman, 2000
Cubitus, photo from the city's open data
CubitusDupa, 1994

Neighborhood names come from Brussels’s own boundary maps where the city publishes them, otherwise from OpenStreetMap. The artists keep all rights in the murals.