Rom Levy

Juraj Ďuriš has painted Dialóg on the end wall of a railway building beside Ústí nad Labem’s main station. The large mural places a figurative work along one of the Czech city’s busiest approaches, where it can be seen from passing trains as well as the streets around the station. Ďuriš described the composition to Czech Radio as three figures, with a deer as a possible fourth element associated with Ústí.

Millo has completed The Most Precious Treasure (El tesoro más valioso) in Alcantarilla, Murcia. In the mural, his characters open a chest and find clear water instead of gold or jewels. The work stands alongside murals by JDL and Rocket01, facing the site of the town’s planned railway station. The chest gives Millo’s concern about water a simple narrative form: something precious has been found, but it must also be protected.

Ratur painted “Anchored,” an acrylic work on concrete, for the 2026 Appartengo public-art festival in Stigliano, Italy. The French artist, also known as Arthur Maslard, made it during the festival’s October programme of artist residencies and new works around the town. Maslard dates “Anchored” to 2026. Writing about his time in Stigliano, he foregrounded the people he met during the final weeks of October and thanked those who brought him into the project.