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Felipe Z.ONE
Douglas Small

Virtual Exhibition

Urban Echoes

22 July – 22 August 2026

An Urban & Street Art Virtual Exhibition — voices from the walls, echoes across the city.

Urban Echoes brings together contemporary street and urban artists who transform the static surfaces of the city into living, dynamic dialogues. The exhibition explores public walls, murals, and urban textures as spaces of identity, social reflection, and raw creative expression.

In capturing these ephemeral voices, the works invite viewers to listen to the silent stories written across our shared spaces—where raw graffiti, bold brushwork, and architectural backdrops converge.

Featured Artwork

Abdulmalik Sultan

Muscat, OM

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Demoiselle

Ile de France, FR

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Antonio Collantes

Mexico.

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Boris Matas

Toronto, Canada

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Dezy Kouassi

Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire

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Youcef

Northernregion, Ghana

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Mehdi Fahraji

Muscat, Oman

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Felipe Z.ONE

São paulo, Brazil

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Douglas Small

Santo andré, Brazil

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Take it with you

A printed keepsake of the exhibition

A museum-grade compilation of the featured works, curatorial essay, and final reflections.

Exhibition Conclusion

In Conclusion

As this exhibition draws to a close, the echoes of the street linger — sprayed, pasted, and painted onto the everyday surfaces of our cities. The featured artists remind us that public walls are never neutral: they are living archives of memory, protest, humor, and belonging, rewritten each day by whoever dares to leave a mark.

Urban Echoes gathers these voices into a single conversation. From weathered concrete and shuttered storefronts to monumental murals, each work translates the raw language of the street into a considered artistic gesture — where graffiti, stencil, and bold figuration meet architecture as a shared canvas of contemporary life.

We extend our gratitude to the artists who let us walk their streets with them, and to our global audience for pausing to read the writing on the wall.

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Curated by Niotah