Graffiti in Rome

I find myself exploring Rome and other parts of Italy a lot. There's always some great street art to discover in hidden places. They don't last for very long, but I take pictures of them when I can. Look below to see my recent cool discoveries. I'm particularly interested in unusual stencil art works. Enjoy.

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Not sure who the guy is, and the writing wasn’t too clear - but they’re unhappy with the government about something.

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Something a bit different, this little bug is made out of metal, near piazza del popolo.

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Another redo, this is a slightly different version than the original that was cleaned off.  Note that the basketball is a brain...

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Alice going over the same spot again and again...

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By the skate park under the new bridge. I like that mushroom!

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Written along the tevere,  it means roughly - like the river that runs, nothing ends.

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An old fashioned portrait in stencil/paint mix, north of borghese.

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By a nasone water fountain by the art school.

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All on one corner in Ixelles.  I like the tile cat a lot.

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Just a tiny amazon near ixelles

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And now it’s wednesday!

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Still in Brussels with catwoman - check out the nice tiles below.

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Near matonge, I confess I don’t know who this is a portrait of.

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Back to Brussels for a bit - here’s a mailbox decorated by a favorite!

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an angry yellow dog...

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A surprised police man, somewhere near vicolo dell’ avila.

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Check your ego levels!