Olomouc

Dosy Doss

Věra Kopková

Fenix

Ozmo

<div>Mural created in the historical city center of Olomouc City, Czech Republic.</div>

Melpomené

Oliver Heller

BFAM crew

Godzilla

Wasp Elder

<div>This painting has found inspiration from the velvet revolution. According to the Internet the Velvet revolution was a non-violent transition of power from the government of the Communist party of Czechoslovakia to a parliamentary Republic. There were no democratic elections between 1946 and 1990.<br><br>This&nbsp; mural is not an attempt to tell people what to think but to invite the viewer to question and hopefully leave them still questioning after.&nbsp;</div>

Unlock the air

David Strauzz

To be in love with somebody

Vincent Chignier

Telegraph

<div>Playful nature-inspired pieces created for a small pre-school. Both paintings are positive and colourfully full of detail and stylization. The artwork Sun by Dosy Doss depicts a graphic yellow circle with a purple stylized branch heavy in detail and contrast. The yellow birds created by vera Kopkova are based on the Europen siskin while being stylized sitting on lichen-covered branches. The whole space was painted to create a feeling of wonderland and being close to nature thus the image of mushrooms and other floral themes.</div>

Sunset

MrDheo

<div>A funny portrait of the British king Edward VII. made by Portuguese artist MrDheo in Olomouc for Street Art Festival.</div>

Selfie Made King

Koctel

<div>' Blast Harmony '' currently marks the 30th anniversary of the population free from the one - party that was keeping the repression in the country over more than 40 years. The Velvet revolution is a designation for the peaceful transition to democracy in former Czechoslovakia, ocurring from 17 November to 29 December 1989. Popular demonstrations against the one - party communist goverment of Czechoslovakia included students and older dissidents.<br><br>The result was the end of 41 years of one - party rule in the country, and then subsequent dismantling of the comand economy and conversion to a parliament republic. This peaceful union between the citizens showed that with massive force and strong purposes you can reach whatever you desire.&nbsp;</div>

Blast Harmony

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Otrokovice

Die Geniesser

<div>the painting is expressing this very strong feeling of relief we are all having after the pandemic. It’s about getting out of the isolation and back together again, being able to hug and dance and simply just enjoy live.&nbsp;</div>

The Relief

<div>This artwork is painted on a shipping container that is used as a playground. The artist chose a positive spring-themed symbol of a bumblebee and nature. One of the authors Dosy Doss experiments with the graphic stylization of plants connecting to the folklore tradition. Vera Kopkoa created the bumblebee in a stylized manner to match the graphic plants.</div>

Bumblebee

Chemisgraffi

<div>The Crying Mararyk is a portrait of the first Czechoslovak Presindent Tomáš Garrique Masaryk, who deserved of the origin of the Czechoslovak state. In nowadays as in the past, he is a symbol of democracy, truth and love. The mural expresses his dissatisfaction with contemporary politics in Czech Republic.&nbsp;</div>

The Crying Masaryk

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Lomena gallery

Portal

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Jesenskeho 

WD (Wild Drawing)

<div>Mural "The Power of Silence" in Olomouc, Czech Republic and created during the <a href="https://streetart-festival.cz">Streetart-festival.cz</a> 2018 by @wd_wilddrawing</div>

The Power of Silence

Lukáš Kladívko

Golden rings

Flora

Soten

Slider

PAUSER

<div>This giant Batman originated in the Area of Faculty Hospital of Olomouc near the children's department was created by a group of artists – Soten, Slider and Pauser, also during the Street art festival in September 2015. Beside Batman's portrait, the wall is decorated by huge graffiti pieces, one from each artists.&nbsp;</div>

Batman

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<div>During a happening focused on the 30 years of freedom and democracy, themed street art was created on a shipping container.<br>In this piece, our motivation was the atmosphere of the Velvet Revolution. The blind girl clutches a key that unlocks freedom. Behind walls full of messages and demonstration slogans, there is freedom and a fresh start behind the keyhole while looking at the abstract lines and playful shapes that overlap the walls.</div>

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