Highlights: monumental street art in
Brussels cheers the canal up
24.08.16 at 17:15 – Updated at 17:14
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concrete is boring, said the artist Anthea Missy. That’s why she painted a
fresco of no less than 315 m² at the Brussels canal on her own, using 100
liters of paint. A few days later “Kanal Karma ‘ was born as an omen to
the sun.
The work was supported by Port of Brussels, Loxam Construction, a crowdfunding online, and Au Bord de l’Eau .
Translated from Dutch
Tags: street art, street, art, brussel, brussels, bxl, anthea missy, belgium, canal, kanal karma, mural, art, contemprary, graffiti, public, community, abstract, wall
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