3 photographs

Street Artist

An artist perched on a ladder applies bold strokes to a sweeping geometric mural adorning the exterior wall of Coast Auto Supply on Southeast Stark Street. The composition features flowing bands of sage green, dusty rose, and sunshine yellow that curve across the weathered concrete surface. A cheerful turquoise sidewalk sign reading 'MURAL IN PROGRESS' sits on the cracked asphalt, while afternoon light catches the fresh paint and casts long shadows across the urban streetscape. — ISO 160 · 23mm · f/1.8 · 1/90

Street Artist Creates Vibrant Mural in Portland

Portland, Oregon

A street artist works on a colorful geometric mural in Portland's Central Eastside district, part of a Portland Street Art Alliance project.

A woman in casual attire strides purposefully past an extraordinary blue mural that transforms the entire facade of 128 Forrest Street in Brooklyn into a mesmerizing maze of white geometric patterns and symbols. The monochromatic artwork creates an optical illusion of depth and movement, with intricate line work covering every surface from the roll-up security gate to the surrounding walls. The pedestrian's natural movement provides a striking human counterpoint to the static yet visually dynamic street art, while bright daylight enhances the vivid cobalt blue that dominates the urban canvas. — ISO 200 · 23mm · f/7.1 · 1/500

Blue Labyrinth on Forrest Street

A pedestrian walks past an elaborate blue geometric mural covering the facade of 128 Forrest Street in Brooklyn, New York.

A portrait of muralist Kyle Danley, also known as Wetiko, standing in front of one of his large-scale murals depicting a close-up of a French Bulldog's face on a pink building. He wears a black Arc'teryx puffer jacket, a grey hoodie, khaki jeans, and a mustard yellow beanie. Neck and hand tattoos are visible. He looks directly into the camera with a calm, serious expression, hands in his pockets. — ISO 100 · 110mm · f/2 · 1/250

Kyle Danley

Portland, Oregon

Muralist Kyle Danley, also known as Wetiko, in front of his mural at the Taylor Electric site in Portland, Oregon.