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Stencil spotted in Providence, Rhode Island, USA.

A stencil mural on a red brick wall in Providence, Rhode Island, USA. The artwork features a bold yellow background divided into two sections. The top shows a single large black fish surrounded by smaller fish scattered in disarray, with the text "DO NOT PANIC." The bottom section illustrates the smaller fish united to form a larger, powerful fish, swimming together to face the bigger fish, accompanied by the text "ORGANIZE." The piece delivers a powerful social message of unity and collective strength against challenges. A black fence runs along the bottom edge of the mural.
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Time to rebuild my follower base from Twitter on Mastodon!

I’m Vidar, founder of Street Art Utopia, curating the most inspiring street art from around the world.

Every new follower who comments here will receive a high-quality street art photo as a thank-you reply! Feel free to request a specific theme for your photo!

Street art mural depicting R2-D2, the iconic Star Wars droid, offering a bouquet of flowers to a trash can painted to resemble a companion. A small red heart hovers above R2-D2, adding a touch of charm and humor to the piece. The artwork, set against an urban wall, playfully reimagines the characters in a heartwarming scene that brings personality and affection to inanimate objects.
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If you agree, PLEASE REPOST

In a street, a large advertising board with a face of somebody that could be Elon musk, masked by adhesive tape. And on the right, written in block letters, Elon Musk SHUT THE FUCK UP
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A roadside sign in front of a small building displays the message: 'Live so that if your life was a book, Florida would ban it.' This humorous and provocative statement refers to recent book bans in Florida, where certain books and topics have been restricted in schools and libraries due to their content. The sign encourages viewers to live boldly and embrace individuality, subtly critiquing censorship and advocating for freedom of expression. The setting includes a quaint building with a red awning and a quiet, tree-lined street in the background, adding a touch of small-town charm to the message.
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#art #streetart #mastodon #winter Easter Island snow sculptures by Matt Morris at Waterloo, Canada.

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Don't worry, I've got you
Rest in Peace, Alex.

Beautiful street art tribute by Topsy (topsy_paints on Instagram) in Seattle, U.S.

Street art tribute mural by Topsy (topsy_paints) in Seattle, USA, showing a healthcare worker in blue scrubs with a stethoscope gently lifting a kneeling Lady Justice—white-robed, blindfolded in gold, holding a sword with the scales of justice resting beside her—painted on a textured gray wall as a memorial message reading “Rest in Peace, Alex.”
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“NO KINGS” glowing above the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland 📸📸✨✨

Nighttime view of Davos, Switzerland during the World Economic Forum, with the town’s lights below and a snowy mountainside above, where the words “NO KINGS” glow in bright letters on the ridge against the dark sky.
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📍📍Zurich airport, on the flight path to Davos conference.

Everyone Hates Elon: If you can fly a private jet to a bullsh*t conference in Switzerland you can pay more tax mate

Aerial photo of a huge protest banner laid out on a farm field near Zurich Airport, directly under the flight path to the Davos conference. The white banner reads “HEY DAVOS BILLIONAIRES: SHUT UP AND PAY YOUR TAX” in bold black letters, with large laughing portraits of Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg printed along the bottom. Several small figures stand around the edges holding it down, while a road with a passing car runs alongside the field. The banner is signed “Everyone Hates Elon.”
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🇬🇱🇬🇱

Mia H. Chemnitz in Nuuk, Greenland.

Mia: CALL FOR SUPPORT 🇬🇱🇬🇱
On my way to take part in a peaceful demonstration against the current US adminstrations’ desire to “take Greenland”.
Show us your support by posting a picture with our flag and #supportgreenland

Mia H. Chemnitz stands on a snow-dusted rocky shoreline in Nuuk, Greenland, holding a protest sign that reads “GREENLAND IS NOT FOR SALE!” She wears a dark red sweater, patterned neck scarf, black boots, and traditional light fur pants made from polar bear. Behind her, the grey Arctic sea stretches to the left while a hillside of colorful houses and buildings sits under an overcast winter sky.
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In New York, USA. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Chalk message on a large blackboard-style panel in a tiled New York City subway station reads, “WE DON’T WANT GREENLAND / WE WANT HEALTHCARE,” framed by ad posters and a “50” station marker on the wall in New York, USA. Artist unknown.
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Sell Greenland?

In Copenhagen, Denmark. 😆😆

Silly Signs (10 Photos): https://streetartutopia.com/2026/01/10/silly-signs-10-photos/

Photo of a bright yellow outdoor cigarette-butt bin in Copenhagen, Denmark, used as a public “vote” board. A printed sign at the top reads: “sell greenland to ‘fuckface von clownstick’s’,” with two options underneath: “yes” on the left and “no” on the right. The lower section is filled with cigarette butts, and greenery and a sidewalk railing appear in the background.
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Red stencil graffiti reading “STOP MAKING STUPID PEOPLE FAMOUS” sprayed on a gray utility box along a city sidewalk, with an empty street, parked cars, and storefronts visible in the background. Political and social commentary street art, artist unknown, location unknown.
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Love this! 😍😍
From a few years ago. Forgot where it was made!

A rural red barn decorated with a glowing yellow light installation showing a human silhouette urinating between two illuminated Christmas trees, with a continuous line of lights running along the ground. The humorous outdoor light artwork contrasts festive holiday symbols with crude humor, set against a grassy roadside landscape at dusk. Artist unknown, location unknown.
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Punk’s Not Dead!

Funny Snow Sculptures (10 Photos): https://streetartutopia.com/2026/01/02/funny-snow-sculptures-10-photos/

A red car parked outdoors in winter is completely covered in snow and long, sharp ice spikes, forming a dramatic, porcupine-like silhouette. Thick icicles hang from the roof and hood, while the windshield and mirrors are frozen over, suggesting prolonged exposure to extreme cold. Snow blankets the ground around the vehicle, and the car is parked in front of an industrial-style building with brick walls and a large metal door, reinforcing the harsh, icy conditions.
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Smart 🥸🥸

What is the best/most fun snow sculptures you made/seen? I will put them in a post on the blog.

Funny Snow Sculptures (10 Photos): https://streetartutopia.com/2026/01/02/funny-snow-sculptures-10-photos/

A dark-humor snow sculpture in a suburban yard shows a large, rough snowman holding what appear to be a pair of children’s legs sticking out of its mouth, creating the illusion that the snowman has eaten a child. The legs wear blue jeans and red-and-black sneakers, with twig arms extending from the snowman’s sides. Patchy snow covers the ground, with a house wall visible in the background. White text at the top reads, “How to keep the neighbor kids out of your yard this winter…”, turning the scene into a provocative visual joke.