Being fans of street art, we decided to explore the Étoile district and part of the Neudorf area in Strasbourg, in search of new works commissioned for the COLORS City Festival 2025. We’ve selected 10 of our favorite pieces from our latest street art walk, which took us around town for over two hours on a beautiful, sunny day.
We enjoy street art for its public accessibility, in addition to its fleeting and somewhat subversive nature. Street artists reclaim urban spaces by adding creative value, thereby transforming it into an open-air art gallery.
At the end of April, around twenty local and international artists gathered in Strasbourg for the COLORS City Festival 2025. Their medium – electrical enclosures (public fuse boxes), particularly in the Étoile district, as well as the Neudorf and Port du Rhin areas.
Here are our 10 favorite pieces of 2025:
Spot: corner of quai Louis Pasteur and rue Humann
Artist: Amypiou
Illustrator and graphic designer, specializing in Japanese-inspired and naturalist illustrations
Spot: corner of rue de la Première Armée and rue Sédillot
Artist: Rillust
Illustrator from the Jura, based in Strasbourg
Spot: 2 rue Paul Reiss
Artist: Édouard Blum Artist from Mulhouse
Spot: place de la Bourse
Artist: Williann
Williann is a self-taught muralist from Alsace. Her distinctive female characters have been present everywhere in her work for decades.
Spot: corner of avenue Jean Jaurès and rue des Carmélites
Artist: Luminatie Art
Illustrator specializing in dreamlike fantasy worlds
Detail:
Spot: corner of quai Louis Pasteur and rue Averroes
Artist: Milena Grison
Artist born in Belgrade, now based in Strasbourg
Spot: corner of rue de la Porte de l’Hôpital and quai Fustel-de-Coulanges
Artist: Jeanne Tocqueville
Illustrator from Strasbourg
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12 replies on “Strasbourg street art exploration 2025”
The street art has a really different flavor
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We agree! Love to see the variety
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These are fantastic – the Minions one made me smile!
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Haha, yes! It’s a fun one. That artist often makes caricatures and political drawings in the local newspaper.
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Public electrical cabinets certainly can benefit from public art transformation….
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You’re so right!
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Lovely tour of lots of wonderful street art!
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Thanks Hannah!
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Looks like lots of fun. Sunny day, too. I like the fantastical one the best. Kind of expected to see one of the cathedral.
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Not this time, unfortunately! But there have been street art pieces inspired by it in the past
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I love street art too! These are all so good 🙂 thanks for sharing
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Thank you so much! Always a pleasure to explore street art, both home and away ☺️
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