Breda

Title: "Lady-horse"; artist: Ilse Weisfelt (Netherlands); Painted in October 2015. On the site of the bicycle shed on which the artist made the mural, there used to be a horse stable. Hence a playful mix of past and present, with a rider on a bicycle and a cyclist on a horse.⏬

A view of the murals that break the monotony of the walls at the back of the car park.⏬

A view of the murals that break the monotony of the walls at the back of the car park.⏬

Title: "De Kielewall"; artist: KMG (Scotland); Painted in September 2024. The paintings show a number of characteristic figures of the Breda carnival, including the Prince, Tuur Piek and the Jester Adriaan van Bergen. The traditional brass band and the polonaise are also depicted. The local residents were closely involved in the creation of this ode to carnival.⏬

Title: "De Kielewall"; artist: KMG (Scotland); Painted in September 2024. The paintings show a number of characteristic figures of the Breda carnival, including the Prince, Tuur Piek and the Jester Adriaan van Bergen. The traditional brass band and the polonaise are also depicted. The local residents were closely involved in the creation of this ode to carnival.⏬

Title: "De Kielewall"; artist: KMG (Scotland); Painted in September 2024. The paintings show a number of characteristic figures of the Breda carnival, including the Prince, Tuur Piek and the Jester Adriaan van Bergen. The traditional brass band and the polonaise are also depicted. The local residents were closely involved in the creation of this ode to carnival.⏬

Artist: Alexander Isakov (Germany); Painted in July 2017. The owner of the house wanted the Assumption of Mary church to return. The artist applies his style by using architectural structures and intense colors.⏬

Artist: Alexander Isakov (Germany); Painted in July 2017. The owner of the house wanted the Assumption of Mary church to return. The artist applies his style by using architectural structures and intense colors.⏬

Title: "Unique tableware"; artist: Maikki Rantala (Finland); painted in 2016. In the 19th century, a catering school was located in this building. The artist has therefore painted a variety of ceramic plates in traditional styles on the wall.⏬

Title: "Unique tableware"; artist: Maikki Rantala (Finland); painted in 2016. In the 19th century, a catering school was located in this building. The artist has therefore painted a variety of ceramic plates in traditional styles on the wall.⏬

Artist: Twee Muizen (Two Mice) (Denis Galocha, Chris Barrientos, Spain); Painted in 2019. The mural shows a passage from the story of Mary of Antwerp.⏬

Artist: Twee Muizen (Two Mice) (Denis Galocha, Chris Barrientos, Spain); Painted in 2019. The mural shows a passage from the story of Mary of Antwerp.⏬

Title: "Diversity & Transcience"; artist: Joram Roukes (Netherlands); painted in August 2022; 38 meters high. The flowers represent diversity and transience of the neighborhood while the vase represents bringing all elements together. The vase consists of parts of various vases, just as the history of the neighborhood has various periods.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. Drawings and sketches of people were displayed in the window of the Stedelijk Museum of Breda as part of the exhibition "STRAAT KUNST MUSEUM". The exhibition was dedicated to remarkable stories and people in the street where the museum is.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. Drawings and sketches of people were displayed in the window of the Stedelijk Museum of Breda as part of the exhibition "STRAAT KUNST MUSEUM". The exhibition was dedicated to remarkable stories and people in the street where the museum is.⏬

Artist: Nase Pop (Netherlands); painted in 2018. This project is part of the Blind Walls gallery. For the colour palette, the artist was inspired by the coat of arms of Breda and historical advertisements from a beer brewery in the city.⏬

⏬Title: "innovation"; artist: Reskate Studio (Spain); Painted in October 2021. Part of a diptych entitled "innovation comes from a good tradition". The reconstruction of a district in the city followed two trends: innovative (architect Peutz) and recognizable traditions (architect Molière).

Title: "De vlucht uit Breda" (The flee of Breda); artist: Telmo Miel (aka Telmo and Miel) (Netherlands); Painted in August 2020. The girl with animal ears and flowers is a symbolic reference to "The Flight", a large-scale evacuation of Breda when Nazi Germany invaded the Netherlands in 1940.⏬

Title: "ode aan de 1ste Poolse pantserdivisie" (ode to the 1st Polish Armoured Division); artist: Otecki (Poland-Netherlands); 27 meters high; Painted in January 2020. The work is based on the liberation of Breda in October 1944 by the Polish 1st Armoured Division. The artist was inspired by a photo from the city archives, which shows two young girls writing messages on a Polish tank.⏬

Title: "sticky fingers"; artist: Sticky Fingers (Netherlands and Belgium); Painted in December 2018. Contribution to the "Culture Night Breda 2018". Inspiration was found in the interesting contrasts in the area around the Gasthuisvelden: care for the sick and wounded, grain fields, military exercises, etc.⏬

Title: "sticky fingers"; artist: Sticky Fingers (Netherlands and Belgium); Painted in December 2018. Contribution to the "Culture Night Breda 2018". Inspiration was found in the interesting contrasts in the area around the Gasthuisvelden: care for the sick and wounded, grain fields, military exercises, etc.⏬

Title: "sticky fingers"; artist: Sticky Fingers (Netherlands and Belgium); Painted in December 2018. Contribution to the "Culture Night Breda 2018". Inspiration was found in the interesting contrasts in the area around the Gasthuisvelden: care for the sick and wounded, grain fields, military exercises, etc.⏬

Both sides of a narrow alley are painted with scenes that are difficult to identify. What stands out are the highly stylized shapes and unexpected color combinations. Access to the alley is obstructed by closed gates.⏬

Both sides of a narrow alley are painted with scenes that are difficult to identify. What stands out are the highly stylized shapes and unexpected color combinations. Access to the alley is obstructed by closed gates.⏬

Title: "Clowns, Animals & Freeks"; artist: Johan Moorman (The Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. The mural shows a circus with an elephant, inspired by a troubled event that took place in 1988. Elephants were walking through the Akkerstraat when two circuses performed just 500 meters apart. Both then received a Breda suspension for five years.⏬

Title: "Clowns, Animals & Freeks"; artist: Johan Moorman (The Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. The mural shows a circus with an elephant, inspired by a troubled event that took place in 1988. Elephants were walking through the Akkerstraat when two circuses performed just 500 meters apart. Both then received a Breda suspension for five years.⏬

Title: "Clowns, Animals & Freeks"; artist: Johan Moorman (The Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. The mural shows a circus with an elephant, inspired by a troubled event that took place in 1988. Elephants were walking through the Akkerstraat when two circuses performed just 500 meters apart. Both then received a Breda suspension for five years.⏬

Title: "The past vs. the present"; artist: hedof (aka Rick Berkelmans, Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. This painting refers to both the present and the past of the location. Once again, fruit and vegetables 'grow' in the same location as the large vegetable garden in the early 19th century. The shop figures are on their way to the nearby shopping street.⏬

Title: "The spraymachine of Letman"; artist: Job 'Letman' Wouters (The Netherlands); Painted in January 2021. The diversity in colors and whimsical shapes of this mural refer to the turbulent past of the place where the work was made.⏬

Title: "Ring around the Rosie"; artists: Collin van der Sluijs (The Netherlands), Super A (aka Stefan Thelen, The Netherlands), Rutger Termohlen (The Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. The painting is inspired by the proximity of the chapel of the patron saint of plague victims.⏬

Title: "Ring around the Rosie"; artists: Collin van der Sluijs (The Netherlands), Super A (aka Stefan Thelen, The Netherlands), Rutger Termohlen (The Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. The painting is inspired by the proximity of the chapel of the patron saint of plague victims.⏬

Title: "Queensday Anyday, Anyday Queensday"; artist: Steve ESPO Powers (USA); Painted in August 2017. The artist incorporates his conversations and communication with people and passers-by into his paintings as a love letter to the city.⏬

Title: "An honour to St. Joost"; artist: Gé Smit (Netherlands); Painted in June 2022. This work was made for the BlindWallsGalery and is intended as a thank you for the St. Joost art academy in the city. Colorful figures from this academy did surprising things with walls, posters, statues and poems.⏬

Title: "Wings of paradise"; artist: hedof (aka Rick Berkelmans, Netherlands); Painted in December 2018. The mural consists of a bird of paradise being comforted by a girl, and a frog protecting them from the rain. There are also plants, felled trees and a tarsier that represent the Indonesian rainforest.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. A piece of an old mural has been left behind on this wall. The installation of a gate may have led to the removal of the painting.⏬

Artist: Akacorleone (Portugal); Painted in August 2017. A large mural in this street stands out not only because of its size, but also because of the mixture of various shapes and strong colors. Different themes and letters have been incorporated into the painting.⏬

Artist: Akacorleone (Portugal); Painted in August 2017. A large mural in this street stands out not only because of its size, but also because of the mixture of various shapes and strong colors. Different themes and letters have been incorporated into the painting.⏬

Artist: Akacorleone (Portugal); Painted in August 2017. A large mural in this street stands out not only because of its size, but also because of the mixture of various shapes and strong colors. Different themes and letters have been incorporated into the painting.⏬

Artist: Akacorleone (Portugal); Painted in August 2017. A large mural in this street stands out not only because of its size, but also because of the mixture of various shapes and strong colors. Different themes and letters have been incorporated into the painting.⏬

Title: "The hidden process"; artist: Mike Perry (USA); painted in 2014. The mural refers to the design process and the richness of the city's history. A poem by poet Frank Nicholas is woven into the painting.⏬

Title: "The hidden process"; artist: Mike Perry (USA); painted in 2014. The mural refers to the design process and the richness of the city's history. A poem by poet Frank Nicholas is woven into the painting.⏬

Title: "BoonieM"; artist: BoonieM (Netherlands); painted in 2018. The artist spent several days painting panels that were placed in the window frames, on top of the posters and graffiti. They form a nice contrast with the mural on the other side.⏬

The restoration of a church has led to a long fence that shields the works. Artists were invited to use this fence to display their artworks. New panels will regularly replace existing panels.⏬

Title: "From bakery to art studio"; artist: Nol (aka Michaël Nolta) (Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. In earlier times, the white space on the façade contained an advertisement, but information about this is lacking. The artist has used the place to paint his signature blue figure.⏬

Title: "From bakery to art studio"; artist: Nol (aka Michaël Nolta) (Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. In earlier times, the white space on the façade contained an advertisement, but information about this is lacking. The artist has used the place to paint his signature blue figure.⏬

Artist: Marloes de Kiewit (The Netherlands); Painted in August 2025. This mural is a tribute to the volunteers who work for the city every year. A crane with two flying congeners around it refer to the indispensable efforts of volunteers.⏬

Artist: Eveline Schram (Netherlands); Painted in July 2023. This work is part of the Blind Walls gallery. The theme of the mural is climate adaptation and greening, biodiversity and connection are therefore central.⏬

Artist: Eveline Schram (Netherlands); Painted in July 2023. This work is part of the Blind Walls gallery. The theme of the mural is climate adaptation and greening, biodiversity and connection are therefore central.⏬

Artist: Eveline Schram (Netherlands); Painted in July 2023. This work is part of the Blind Walls gallery. The theme of the mural is climate adaptation and greening, biodiversity and connection are therefore central.⏬

Title: "Mezzmerizing Parade"; artist: Mans Weghorst (Netherlands); Painted in September 2024. This mural was made for BlinWallsGalery and depicts a military parade in a humorous way. ⏬

Artist: Monkey Birds crew (Louis Boidron, Eduard Egéa, France); painted in January 2023. These murals tell the story of humanity's faithful companion: the horse. Horses have helped people for centuries in travel, trade, agriculture and construction. ⏬

Artist: Monkey Birds crew (Louis Boidron, Eduard Egéa, France); painted in January 2023. These murals tell the story of humanity's faithful companion: the horse. Horses have helped people for centuries in travel, trade, agriculture and construction. ⏬

Artist: Monkey Birds crew (Louis Boidron, Eduard Egéa, France); painted in January 2023. These murals tell the story of humanity's faithful companion: the horse. Horses have helped people for centuries in travel, trade, agriculture and construction. ⏬

Artist: Monkey Birds crew (Louis Boidron, Eduard Egéa, France); painted in January 2023. These murals tell the story of humanity's faithful companion: the horse. Horses have helped people for centuries in travel, trade, agriculture and construction. ⏬

Artist: Studio Anti-Held (The Netherlands); Painted in September 2022. The artwork was made for the "Blind Walls Gallery" festival. The painting depicts "Catherine of Alexandria". A painting by Caravaggio from 1595 served as inspiration.⏬

Title: "the lion and the rose"; artist: Bart Hess (Netherlands); Painted in 2019. The artwork features the signature minimalist, line-art style with iconic imagery such as a dove, a crown, a Gothic window, and a tree growing out of a brick wall.⏬

Title: "the lion and the rose"; artist: Bart Hess (Netherlands); Painted in 2019. The artwork features the signature minimalist, line-art style with iconic imagery such as a dove, a crown, a Gothic window, and a tree growing out of a brick wall.⏬

Title: "Master Imitator"; artist: Collin van der Sluijs (The Netherlands); painted in November 2017. The mural shows a song thrush. This bird is known for its imitations and in addition to its own songs, this bird can mimic 7 other bird species. In this way, the painter refers to a well-known Dutch comedian.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. Murals have been painted on the roof of this building. The lower part consists of large letters, the upper part of figures reminiscent of the signature of artist Rutger Termohlen.⏬

Artist: Martin Peulen (Netherlands); painted in 2003; diameter circles 5m. Portraits of residents in the apartment buildings were painted on either side of the entrance to the residential complex. Names were added to the portraits.⏬

Title: "Kwatta soldier"; artist: Frau Isa (Austria); Painted in August 2019. From the end of the 19th century, the Kwatta Chocolate Factory stood here. The bars produced by the factory became "world famous" in the Benelux. Soldiers were depicted on the chocolate bars.⏬

Title: "Kwatta meisje" (Kwatta girl); artist: Frau Isa (Austria); Painted in August 2019. From the end of the 19th century, the Kwatta Chocolate Factory stood here. The bars produced by the factory became "world famous" in the Benelux. Most of Kwatta's employees were young girls, known as the Kwatta girls.⏬

Title: "All-Access"; artists Rob & Robin (aka Rob van den Belt &Robin van Gurp) (The Netherlands); Painted in September 2020. The Ocean building of Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas) has been given a new look in the 2020/2021 school year and the artists have created a huge mural of a key ring on the building.⏬

Artist: Joren Joshua (The Netherlands); painted in 2022. In honor of the 50th edition of the Breda Jazz Festival, a mural was created to symbolize the past, present and future of the festival. The artist himself stands on a unique stage: 'the pillar', a platform that once marked the heart of the Old Style Jazz Festival on the Grote Markt.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. A mural in striking colors embellishes the interior wall of this building. Three female figures form a trio that welcomes visitors with music and trinkets.⏬

Title: "Sailors and recreationist"; artist: hedof (aka Rick Berkelmans)(Netherlands); painted in January 2018. On the walls of the sanitary cabin in the new city marina, the artist shows the 'key figures' of this district: sailors, recreationists and passing families. The décor refers to the buildings of the city.⏬

Artist: Hedof (aka Rick Berkelmans) (Spain - The Netherlands); painted in April 2013; embellished in 2019. This work consists of a lively mix of strong shapes, cartoonish figures and bold colours. It depicts the different ways you can bring a story to life: through speech, text, dreams, music, etc.⏬

Artist: Sam van der Weijden (The Netherlands); painted in 2020. The mural covers the entire gate, which used to give access to an urban farm, which was called "The White Lamb". On the ceiling you can see the historical map of Breda, the left side wall shows Demeter (i.e. the goddess of agriculture) and on the right side wall is a white lamb.⏬

Artist: Sam van der Weijden (The Netherlands); painted in 2020. The mural covers the entire gate, which used to give access to an urban farm, which was called "The White Lamb". On the ceiling you can see the historical map of Breda, the left side wall shows Demeter (i.e. the goddess of agriculture) and on the right side wall is a white lamb.⏬

Title: "De mooiste duif van Breda" (The prettiest pigeon of Breda); artist: Alfalfa (Venezuela - Spain); Painted in December 2018. For this mural, of a pigeon dressed in traditional Dutch costume, the artist was inspired by the many pigeon breeders who once lived in the area.⏬

Title: "Homage to Bunker Tattoo"; artist: Rutger Termohlen (The Netherlands); Painted in January 2020. Bunker Tattoo is a well-known name in Breda. And to celebrate the 16th anniversary, several tattoo flashes were used to make it a mural.⏬

Title: "Homage to Bunker Tattoo"; artist: Rutger Termohlen (The Netherlands); Painted in January 2020. Bunker Tattoo is a well-known name in Breda. And to celebrate the 16th anniversary, several tattoo flashes were used to make it a mural.⏬

Title: "Robot Dino"; artist: M-City (Poland); Painted in August 2017. With a futuristic-looking 'Robot Dino', the mural refers to the city's industrial past. The famous Etna factory was established in this district. The iron foundry and steam engines have been replaced by a robot with scissors, a reference to the barbershop that is located in the building.⏬

Title: "Robot Dino"; artist: M-City (Poland); Painted in August 2017. With a futuristic-looking 'Robot Dino', the mural refers to the city's industrial past. The famous Etna factory was established in this district. The iron foundry and steam engines have been replaced by a robot with scissors, a reference to the barbershop that is located in the building.⏬

Artist: children from the neighborhood. The walls surrounding this courtyard are painted with drawings that have sprung from the imagination of children.⏬

Artist: children from the neighborhood. The walls surrounding this courtyard are painted with drawings that have sprung from the imagination of children.⏬

Title: "Togetherness"; artist: Case Maclaim (aka Andres Von Chrzanowski) (Germany); Painted in August 2021. The painting is a tribute to Hein van Poppel, the man of the corner flags. The painting shows a father motivating his daughter, who is very exhausted after a day of playing.⏬

Title: "Togetherness"; artist: Case Maclaim (aka Andres Von Chrzanowski) (Germany); Painted in August 2021. The painting is a tribute to Hein van Poppel, the man of the corner flags. The painting shows a father motivating his daughter, who is very exhausted after a day of playing.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. The walls of this stage space are painted with large areas of colour that are intertwined. The playful character attempts to create an atmosphere of exuberance and openness in this cultural environment.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. The walls of this stage space are painted with large areas of colour that are intertwined. The playful character attempts to create an atmosphere of exuberance and openness in this cultural environment.⏬

Title: "Staynice | Electron"; artist: Staynice (brothers Rob and Barry van Dijck) (The Netherlands); painted in November 2017. The building on which the painting is applied is now a place for artists and their art studios. The mural refers to the industrial past of the building on the one hand and to the contemporary activity in the building on the other.⏬

Title: "Walls of Eyes"; artist: Gomad (aka Marcus Debie) (Netherlands); Painted in October 2023. The eye is central to this painting, with a pattern of the well-known Breda eye tile as a starting point. Some eyes look at the viewer, while other eyes look away.⏬

Title: "Walls of Eyes"; artist: Gomad (aka Marcus Debie) (Netherlands); Painted in October 2023. The eye is central to this painting, with a pattern of the well-known Breda eye tile as a starting point. Some eyes look at the viewer, while other eyes look away.⏬

Title: "Walls of Eyes"; artist: Gomad (aka Marcus Debie) (Netherlands); Painted in October 2023. The eye is central to this painting, with a pattern of the well-known Breda eye tile as a starting point. Some eyes look at the viewer, while other eyes look away.⏬

Title: "If wishes were horses, Refugees would Ride"; artist: Bruce TMC (aka Bruce Tsai-Meu-Chong, The Netherlands); Painted in 2015. "If wishes were horses, beggars would ride" is an English proverb that states that wishes are useless and that action produces better results. The word "refugees" replaces "beggars". ⏬

Title: "If wishes were horses, Refugees would Ride"; artist: Bruce TMC (aka Bruce Tsai-Meu-Chong, The Netherlands); Painted in 2015. "If wishes were horses, beggars would ride" is an English proverb that states that wishes are useless and that action produces better results. The word "refugees" replaces "beggars". ⏬

Title: "Trash to Treasure"; artist: Thomas & Jurgen (The Netherlands); Painted in August 2017. The painting refers to a story of Van Gogh's works that were once piled up here but then lost. Because one person's waste is another person's treasure, as it turned out.⏬

Title: "From graveyard to vegetable garden"; artist: Laura Lehtinen (Finland); Painted in August 2017. The painting is inspired by the story of a vegetable garden that rose from a grave a long time ago.⏬

Artist: unknown. This painting shows a bird-like figure whose wings consist of strings, which end in curls. The body also consists of strings and here too there are curls at the ends.⏬

Title: "Busy parking lot"; artist: Rob & Robin (The Netherlands); Painted in June 2020. The painting makes allusions to the car park, which is one of the busiest in the city.⏬

Title: "Ja Jacob Ja"; artist: Klaas Lageweg (The Netherlands); Painted in December 2023. The man portrayed here is Jacob Weyerman, a painter and art dealer, who left Breda at the age of eighteen. He later began to write plays and satirical poems, but ended up in prison where he died in 1747.⏬

Title: "Busy, Busy Workers!"; artist: Joren Joshua (The Netherlands); Painted in December 2018. This painting is 130 meters long and shows the comings and goings of workmen who made trains in a neighboring factory. A brother of Vincent Van Gogh also worked in the factory and is depicted in the painting: the man with orange hair.⏬

Title: "Busy, Busy Workers!"; artist: Joren Joshua (The Netherlands); Painted in December 2018. This painting is 130 meters long and shows the comings and goings of workmen who made trains in a neighboring factory. A brother of Vincent Van Gogh also worked in the factory and is depicted in the painting: the man with orange hair.⏬

Title: "Busy, Busy Workers!"; artist: Joren Joshua (The Netherlands); Painted in December 2018. This painting is 130 meters long and shows the comings and goings of workmen who made trains in a neighboring factory. A brother of Vincent Van Gogh also worked in the factory and is depicted in the painting: the man with orange hair.⏬

Artist: Sour. A small painting on the pole shows a woman biting into a sandwich.⏬

Title: "Veilingkade"; artist: Zenk One (aka Robin Nas) (Netherlands); Painted in August 2013. In this mural, a parrot is painted as a totem animal. In this way, he radiates communication, love, sociability and friendliness.⏬

Title: "Veilingkade"; artist: Zenk One (aka Robin Nas) (Netherlands); Painted in August 2013. In this mural, a parrot is painted as a totem animal. In this way, he radiates communication, love, sociability and friendliness.⏬

Title: "van robocop tot cyber-supermens" (from robocop to cyber-superhuman); artist: Super A (aka Stephan Thielen) (Netherlands); painted in January 2013. The mural realistically shows that robotics is making great leaps and that science fiction is increasingly becoming contemporary reality⏬

Title: "van robocop tot cyber-supermens" (from robocop to cyber-superhuman); artist: Super A (aka Stephan Thielen) (Netherlands); painted in January 2013. The mural realistically shows that robotics is making great leaps and that science fiction is increasingly becoming contemporary reality⏬

Title: "van robocop tot cyber-supermens" (from robocop to cyber-superhuman); artist: Super A (aka Stephan Thielen) (Netherlands); painted in January 2013. The mural realistically shows that robotics is making great leaps and that science fiction is increasingly becoming contemporary reality⏬

Containers and houses on this beach are painted with flowers and plants. The intention is to give the environment a more attractive and pleasant appearance.⏬

Artist: Nol (aka Michaël Nolta) (Netherlands). The artist painted containers in the beach area with colorful nature scenes in which his characteristic character appears.⏬

Well-known and lesser-known cartoon characters are applied to this door.⏬

Title: "it's hot on the flipside of the fridge"; artist: Noodle inc (Michaël Nolta and Edo Rath) (The Netherlands); painted in January 1970. The iconic figure of the artists appears in different guises in this colorful mural.⏬

The outer walls of this studio are painted with simple drawings in soft colors. Apparently this is the work of the personnel of the workshop.⏬

Artist(s): unknown. Title: "gouden handjes" (golden hands). The hands of the character in the painting are golden, manipulating various electrical devices at the same time. The commercial objectives of the company are made known in this way.⏬

Title: "An overgrown potato plant"; artist Amok Island (Australia - The Netherlands); Painted in 2019. This botanical illustration of a potato plant refers to the former Gasthuysvelden.⏬

Title: "a solid meal"; artist: Colectivo Licuado (Camilo Nuñez and Florencia Durán, Uruguay); Painted in December 2018. A Breda Pentecost meal in 1544 consists of different types of meat, Teteringen cheese, various desserts and 77 jugs of wine. Camilo and Florencia are both vegetarians, which is why they didn't add any meat to their mural.⏬

Title: "The wall of connection"; artist: Simo (aka Simon Mannaerts); Painted in September 2025. The painting was painted on the building of the Vincentius Vereniging Breda, which celebrates its 175th anniversary this year. This association helps people with material help and financial support under the motto: every person counts. P.S. not finished yet!⏬

Title: "The wall of connection"; artist: Simo (aka Simon Mannaerts); Painted in September 2025. The painting was painted on the building of the Vincentius Vereniging Breda, which celebrates its 175th anniversary this year. This association helps people with material help and financial support under the motto: every person counts. ⏬