Graffiti festival  Mosbach 2026

At the Mosbach Graffiti Festival 2026, urban art from across the globe converged on a massive wall. Forty artists traveled to Germany, each contributing their unique style to a collaborative artwork along Güterhallenweg.

Karski, from MooieMuur, was also given the opportunity to create a piece of his own. His mural blends powerful portraits, bold colors, and abstract elements into a work that integrates seamlessly into the larger composition. It is not a standalone canvas or a temporary festival decoration, but art destined to become a permanent fixture of Mosbach’s public space.

One wall, 40 international styles

The festival took place from July 24 to 26, 2026, transforming the long wall opposite Neckarelz station into a permanent open-air gallery. Part of Mosbach’s anniversary celebrations, the project focused on urban art, cultural exchange, and bringing together diverse styles and backgrounds.

Amidst such a wide array of artists, every mural takes on a distinct character. For Karski, this meant having the freedom to express his unique visual language on a grand scale. The result is a colorful piece that is rich in detail up close, yet commands attention from a distance, holding its own alongside the other murals.

Large-format art

From international street art festivals to a building façade, commercial property, or public space closer to home, MooieMuur brings art to places where it deserves to be seen. Do you have a wall that calls for something more than just a dull coat of paint? We would love to collaborate on a mural that complements the location, the story, and the surroundings.