The “TUI” mural features a hyper-realistic depiction of an exotic tui bird, a species native to New Zealand with a name derived from the Māori language. While the mural enhances the aesthetic appeal of the surrounding area, it also carries deeper significance. In Māori culture, tui birds are symbols of a fulfilling life, self-confidence, and spiritual harmony. They are believed to be messengers of the gods and intermediaries for communicating with them.

This mural not only beautifies the local space but also invites reflection on the connection between humans, nature, and culture.

Turbos, born in 1980 in Bielsko-Biała, began his graffiti career in the late 1990s and is renowned for his hyper-realistic painting style. He has also contributed stage designs for productions at the Polish Theater in Bielsko-Biała, such as “Piaskownica” and “Testament Teodora Sixta.” Turbos has participated in numerous art projects and national graffiti events.

The “TUI” mural, located at 15 Grażyny Street in Bielsko-Biała, was made possible through the efforts of the Real Estate Management Company Tomasz Gajda and the Grażyny 15 Residential Community.