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Monumental Murals: Mumbai's City-Scale Street Art

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From Bandra's colorful facades to the grit of Sassoon Dock, see how our city transforms into an open-air gallery. These massive murals do more than decorate; they tell the stories that define the spirit of Aamchi Mumbai.

Titled "The Genesis," this massive, colorful abstract mural in Marol celebrates womanhood and nature. The vibrant blues, reds, and yellows represent the energy and power of women coming together.

A mural depicting the various modes of transport that are the lifelines of Mumbai. It features a local train, a metro, and an airplane, with a classic Dabbawala walking in the foreground.

A beautiful and poignant mural of a young girl in a yellow dress, looking up at the sky. The piece, part of the 'Chal Rang De' project, brings a touch of innocence and hope to the urban environment.

A detailed close-up of the powerful monochrome mural at Sassoon Dock. This shot focuses on the expressive faces of the Koli fisherwomen, capturing their hard work and determination.

A sepia-toned mural that honors the women of the local community. The artwork beautifully captures the faces of generations, telling a story of life and legacy on a public wall.

A woman in a colorful sari sits with a water pot, embodying the sunset. This mural by artist Miles Toland in the Mahim East art district was created to honor and reflect the local culture.

An upside-down portrait of a girl hangs over a "No Parking" sign. This thought-provoking piece in the Mahim Art District is a statement on the need for public spaces for children to play.

A time-lapse video showing a multi-story building in Andheri West being painted with a "Starry Night" inspired mural. It depicts children playing and climbing towards the sky, transforming a school building.

A panoramic mural that serves as a collage of Mumbai's history and culture. It features landmarks like the Gateway of India alongside portraits of historical figures like Shivaji Maharaj and Balasaheb Thackeray.

A person walks past the vibrant mural depicting Mumbai's cultural and political figures. This shot gives a sense of the scale of the artwork and how it integrates into the daily life of the street.

About The Big Picture: Building-Sized Murals

We do not just show you the finished art; we connect the dots between the artist's vision and the neighborhood. When you explore these larger-than-life pieces, we provide the backstory—why this wall was chosen, the history of the location, and how it impacts the local community, whether you are following our digital map or joining a guided group walk.

Documenting over 40 murals across Mumbai. — Approved by the tribe
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Street Art Mumbai

Online discovery and curation across MumbaiStarts from ₹450 per itinerary download

We are Street Art Mumbai, a collective of folks obsessed with the art breathing on our city's walls. We started this page to archive and share the magic happening from Mahim to Bandra before it is painted over. Think of us as your digital map and guide to the real, raw heart of the city.

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