Content warning: Muralist Rosalie de Graaf Mural by Rosalie de Graaf in Zwolle, the Netherlands for Trotse Muren. Photos by Zwolle. Rosalie de Graaf: We did it! We have finished painting our highest artwork so far! This 32-meter-high apartment building is located in a mul
Muralist Rosalie de Graaf
Mural by Rosalie de Graaf in Zwolle, the Netherlands for Trotse Muren. Photos by Zwolle.
Rosalie de Graaf: We did it! We have finished painting our highest artwork so far! This 32-meter-high apartment building is located in a multicultural neighborhood in Zwolle, the Netherlands! The mural depicts four children of different ethnicities. Each child is associated with a specific color. As the children play together, the colors (cultures) blend with each other. We designed and painted this artwork ourselves using spray cans. The project took a month. Through all kinds of weather, Roos and three girls from Team RoosArt painted the mural, resulting in an incredibly colorful outcome!
Rosalie de Graaf: We made a new street artwork! This piece took us only four days to make. It shows an old and lost profession: lamplighter. Very few exist today as most gas street lighting has long been replaced by electric lamps. The old city hall of the city Doetinchem is painted in the background. The painting is made on the new city hall of Doetinchem! The design is also made by Rosalie de Graaf.
