Wroclaw

Teresa Radek

Various Artists

<div>A dozen murals on the walls of garages</div>

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<div>Mural on the building of the "Community" occupational therapy center</div>

Michał Węgrzyn

<div>Located on one of the Wrocław tenement houses in the Nadodrze district, at ul. Łokietka 3. The mural has 435 square meters. This is the "Gate to Nadodrze" painted in 2013 according to the design of Michał Węgrzyn, a student of the fourth year of the Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts. This project was selected through a competition organized by the Culture Department of the Municipal Office.</div>

Brama do Nadodrza

Erica Ilcane

Otecki

<div>The mural was created as part of the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the University of Life Sciences and is not only a beautiful, educational illustration, but also a hotel for red mason bees.<strong><br></strong><br></div>

"Mamy zielone pojęcie" (We have a green concept)

<div>Mural in the yard - entrance through gate no.61</div>

Jerzy Wołoszynowicz

<div>Images of animals on the fence of the Zoological Garden (from the side of the river)</div>

Zwierzęta (Animals)

Sick

Tope

<div>Young Polish artists - SICK and TOPE joined the design and implementation of the mural. Their work is an expression of reflective, but also not without criticism, views on technological progress and the accompanying social changes. Telephones, computers, tablets have become an integral part of man, his extension. The mural is to be a kind of message for a passerby. He is to take his eyes off the screens for a moment and pay attention to what surrounds us - the nearest space and, above all, people. (entrance from 25 Kurkowa St. - through the entrance for cars).</div>

Mural 2:51

Lech Twardowski

Generator

<div>Location of the advertising mural - changes approximately every two to three months (sometimes more often)</div>

Czarymury

Marek Grela

Marta Piróg

<div>The mural is an idea to celebrate the 90th birthday of the Wrocław director Sylwester Chęciński.
<br>The huge work is already visible in all its glory and attracts the attention of passers-by at Hubska Street in Wrocław. The painting was made by two artists from Upper Silesia.
<br>In addition to the well-known series characters, such as Kargul and Pawlak, the mural also features the master himself, as the inscription of the painter of Polish characters says.</div>

Pospolite Ruszenie

<div>The powerful mural features the lyrics of LUC, Wrocław rapper and music producer. The large format image was created as part of the promotion of the album "Kosmostumostów" from 2011, whose title hero is the city of Wroclaw.</div>

L.U.C.

Kamil Tobiasz

<div>The mural also serves to let the inhabitants of Wrocław know that we have a horse racing track in Partynice. Horse racing in Poland is currently not in the best condition, so we hope that the mural will promote this beautiful and at the same time the most difficult of all horse sports</div>

Remed

<div>The mural "From emptiness to life" depicts a figure who has one hand severed and the other grasps his heart. He has written words in his body to explain what it's all about.</div>

Od pustki do życia

Patrycja Mikołajczak

<div>This large-format painting is the work of students of the Faculty of Painting and Sculpture of the Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts and is part of the socio-artistic action "Operation: Willy Brandt", which is run by the Center for German and European Studies Willy Brandt.</div>

Jedna wspólna droga

skont

<div>Nice owls can be found around the city</div>

krzysztof Czaja

<div>Angels from Nadodrze will still grow wings</div>

 Jeszcze wyrosną skrzydła aniołom z Nadodrza 

<div>Mural on the building of the primary school, view from Kołłątaja Street</div>

<div>Murals under the railway viaduct</div>

Kolorowe podwórko (colorful backyard)

<div>Poetess. A graduate of Polish studies and philosophy at the University of Wroclaw. For years associated with Wrocław, where she worked as a librarian. She published, among others in "Odra". She was born in Bełacz in 1942. She died in 2003 in Radzyń Podlaski.</div>

M.Bocian

Aleksandra Błędowska

<div>The mural covers the entire wall of the gate to the yard at Gdańska, opposite the fire station.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>One part of it is the plan of the area, the northern part of Ołbin, whose center is the Westerplatte Family Allotment Gardens, which the inhabitants call the green heart of Ołbin.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>The second part of the painting has a historical and educational character. One of the elements is the diagram of the historic fire engine. Fire brigade buildings complex at ul. Gdańska was established at the beginning of the 20th century according to the design of Richard Plüddemann.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>The next element is the body of the church at ul. Bujwida. It has been the seat of the "Wawrzyna" Academic Pastoral for several decades, headed by the charismatic priest. Stanisław Orzechowski.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>The mural also presents the Alzheimer's villa at ul. Bujwida. Alois Alzheimer was a doctor and psychiatrist who first described a dementia disease later named after him. He died in 1915 in Wrocław.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>At the gate at ul. Gdanska The building of the former Heimann Foundation plant is also painted. An impressive building erected in the 1880s (today ul. Gdańska 2) served as a care home for poor residents of Wrocław. After the Second World War, mental health clinic.</div>

Rafał Kaufhold

<div>The mural was created as part of the WrOpenOp campaign, the aim of which was to promote openness and equality among the inhabitants of Wrocław</div>

NeSpoon

Kelsey Montague

Flaming

Jakub Bitka

<div>The sepia mural was created on the "tower" from the side of ul. Pawia and will contain the hidden / thought-provoking slogan "Observe, Search, Ask". As part of the workshops with students, the walls of the driveway leading to the main entrance were also decorated with drawings made by the students themselves. Experts in street art took care of painting the mural and conducting workshops. The initiative to create the mural came from the Foundation for Supporting Creative Initiatives LYADA and was carried out with the financial support of the City of Wrocław.</div>

<div>Mural on the facade of the Wrocław Contemporary Theater</div>

<div>&nbsp;</div><pre>Maria Koterbska looks from the wall of the building in Wrocław
Throughout her life, Maria Koterbska was associated especially with Bielsko-Biała, 
but it was Wrocław that owed her the song “Blue trams running along the rails”, 
which was written in 1951 or 1952. The song, originally recorded by Wiktoria Zającówna, 
was popularized by the Bielsko-Biała. The music was composed by Jerzy Harald and the 
words were written by his wife, Krystyna Wnukowska.

Soon after, the piece became the informal anthem of Wrocław tram drivers. 
It can even be said that he entered the identity of the inhabitants of Wrocław, 
becoming their "Wrocław song". It is also worth mentioning that trams in Wrocław 
are more than just a means of communication, they are also a certain element of tradition, 
and the blue color is their hallmark. No wonder that in 2005 Maria Koterbska received 
the award from the Wrocław Municipal Transport Company. She was honored for this song. 
This year, however, the singer from Bielsko became the patron of the first Wrocław 
tram Moderus Gamma 2.</pre><div>&nbsp;</div>

Maria Koterbska

Magda Drobczyk

Dwa Zeta

<div>On the wall of the Polish Theater, one can see a mural by Karolina Zajączkowska and Sławek Zbiok Czajkowskieg, or the Dwa Zeta collective. The work was created on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the public theater in Poland and is part of the "We will live in the theater" campaign, which reminds us of the important role of theater in social life.</div>

Generalnie dramat

<div>on the Vietnamese bar building</div>

Sylwia Jakubowicz

<div>The unique mural is adorned with the long wall of the building, which houses the branch No. 23 of the Municipal Public Library. It was inspired by fairy tales by Erna Rosenstein.</div>

Ekran pamięci

<div>The mural was realized as part of the Tree Day program launched by Klub Gaja</div>

Drzewo życia (Tree of Life)

Joanna Hazuka

<div>The fifth edition of the "White Ribbon" campaign is underway in Wrocław. On this occasion, a mural "Faces of hope" was unveiled in the yard at the Nadodrzański Support Center, commemorating the idea of the action.
<br>
<br>&nbsp; The mural consists of three parts: the central reminder of the name and symbol of the Wroclaw edition of the campaign, and the other two depicting women as victims, and reminding that men are most often perpetrators of domestic violence.</div>

Oblicza nadziei (Faces of hope)

<div>The mural, which refers to the idea of biodiversity, is a joint work of animators and children.</div>

Anna Redko

Murall

Maria Dakarewicz

Dominik Dziedzina

<div><br><br>Mural is simply an assassination of the democratic opposition in Białorus, which in 2020 won the Sakharov Council for freedom of thought.<br>This connection to the image, which can be seen on the streets of Belarus. There are many young, protesting women.</div>

Krzysztof Żbik Rubach

<div>at the main entrance to the Park</div>

Oskar Podolski

<div>In the Four Confessions District, at 16 Pawła Włodkowica Street, a new mural has been created. Its main subject is Aaron, the first Old Testament high priest of ancient Israel. Interestingly, the mural looks completely different during the day than it does after dusk. When it gets dark, it shines and a figure - invisible during the day - appears on it.<br><br>The mural was painted as part of the activities planned on the occasion of the completion of the reconstruction of Michael Engler's organs, which after 46 years returned to the Basilica of St. Elizabeth.</div>

<div><br></div><div>Courtyard Rydygiera 43</div>

Wrocław bez nienawiści

Marcin Wierzchowski

<div>Historical mural # PokoleniaNiepodlegnej, which was created on the building of the IPN Archives in Wroclaw, commemorates the most important achievements of Poles in the fight for state independence and freedom of citizens. Over the last century, the struggle for these values was fought first with the partitioners, and then with two totalitarianisms: Nazi and communist. This struggle was successful, it gained recognition from other nations, and for many of them it became an inspiration in searching for its own path to freedom. The mural shows in a symbolic way our passages from 1918 to the present day, in which we can enjoy the independence and achievements of modern times.</div>

#PokoleniaNiepodległej

<div>Elevation of the tenement house at ul. Rydygiera 43 is decorated with a ceramic composition in this shape. It was created by the residents of the housing estate and people associated with it. It was created from over four hundred hand-made tiles. Each of them is unique, original, made according to the creator's original idea. Because of that every tile is a small piece of art.</div>

Serce Nadodrza (Heart of Nadodrze)

Piotr Kapłański

HELL'O

Dobrze wiedzieć/Good To Know

Vogel Paintings

<div>On the wall along Hubska street</div>

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Coxie

Sąsiedzie! Pożycz szklankę cukru. (Neighbor! Borrow a glass of sugar)

Miriam Ptak

Żurawie (Cranes)

Malwina Gaj

<div>The Medical University of Wrocław, in cooperation with the Wrocław City Hall and the Academy of Fine Arts, unveiled a mural on the building of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry at ul. Krakowska 26. The work encourages vaccinations, which are an important aspect of caring for the health of the city's inhabitants.</div>

Kolibry wiążące wirusa (Hummingbird binding to the virus)

<div>Murals on ten-story residential buildings on the Gaj estate</div>

Damian Nowakowski

<div>At the entrance gate, we find black and white figures against the background of the Wrocław Główny railway station and tenements in the Market Square.</div>

grafitektura

<div>A mural in an underground passage</div>

Grażyna Małkiewicz

<div>"Everyone else, everyone equal" is a new mural that was created on the wall of BOK Zarzobu Komunalnej at ul. Gajowicka. And it was ZZK that initiated the project - this is how its employees fight against hate speech. The mural was designed and made by Grażyna Małkiewicz, a graduate of the Wrocław Academy of Fine Arts.</div>

Każdy inny, wszyscy równi ("Everyone else, everyone equal")

<div>Your indifference hurts others - the mural was created in cooperation with the Wrocław Campaign against Violence</div>

Twoja obojętność krzywdzi innych - Your indifference hurts others

<div>Huge graffiti on the 385 sq m block wall at ul. Bierutowska 8 and 8a was created by the Wrocław artist Filip "Skont" Niziołek. On the mural you can see, among others recognizable objects of the capital of Lower Silesia - the Hala Stulecia with Iglica.</div>

<div>Mural on the building of the Student Hotel</div>

<div>On the building of primary school No. 44</div>

<div>This is an artistic initiative of the Wrocław graphic artist Tomasz Sysła, which aims to activate the Wrocław community through an action to permanently change the space in the yard at Władysława Łokietka Street 9. As the organizers say, this action is to help Wroclaw residents feel as co-creators of the surrounding space. And to realize that they too are responsible for the place where they live.</div>

Łukasz Zasadni

nietak.eu

Michał Pawłowski

<div>Marek Krajewski is one of the most respected Polish authors of detective stories. His work is sometimes compared to Sir Conan Doyle's novel cycle.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>One of his most famous crime series, with the main character: policeman Eberhard Mock, he set in pre-war Wroclaw. In Krajewski's novels, not only the horror and cruelty of the crimes perpetrated, but also the enormous influence of the social, political situation and the atmosphere of pre-war Polish cities. His characters are extremely complicated characters and, like Ebrehard Mock, far from ideal. His novels are filled with brilliant logic, which at the same time gives a huge field for imagination.</div>

Marek Krajewski

@cruzeoner

<div>Mural near the school building</div>

<div>Mural football fans Team Slask Wroclaw</div>

<div>Władysław Bartoszewski - Polish politician, journalist, writer, social activist and historian. Former prisoner of the Nazi extermination camp KL Auschwitz. Participant of the Warsaw Uprising, soldier of the Home Army and activist of the Polish Underground State. Author of nearly 40 books and almost 1,500 articles, mainly on the German occupation. Diplomat, decorated with the Order of the White Eagle and honorary citizen of the State of Israel.</div>

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