Samridhi Garg
Located in London, UK, this is one of Banksy's most iconic works depicting a young girl reaching out for a red, heart-shaped balloon. It symbolizes hope, innocence, and the fleeting nature of childhood.
Painted in 1986 in Harlem, New York City, USA, this mural is an anti-drug message from the artist, created in his distinctive, vibrant style. It has become a lasting symbol of the 1980s crack epidemic and Haring's social activism.
This massive mural is located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, was created for the 2016 Olympics, features five indigenous faces from different continents. It promotes diversity and unity, showcasing Kobra's signature kaleidoscopic style.
Originating as a sticker campaign, this series features the face of André the Giant and has become a global phenomenon, challenging viewers to question authority and the power of images.
French artist JR's project involves large-scale black-and-white photographic portraits displayed in public spaces. It encourages community engagement and highlights personal stories from around the world.
French artist Invader creates mosaics inspired by the 1978 arcade game Space Invaders. Each piece is unique and placed in public spaces, forming a worldwide "invasion" of pixelated aliens.