Wuppertal, Germany Mural / Public Space
Ölberg International transforms an entire residential façade into a dense field of names, lines and connections. Countries, territories and places from around the world form a typographic layer across the architecture, intersected by abstract black-and-white structures and a shifting spectrum from yellow and orange to red.
The mural approaches the façade as a connected system rather than a single image. Typography, pattern, architecture and the surrounding urban space overlap to create a work about coexistence, diversity and global interconnection.
Created in Wuppertal’s Ölberg district, the work extends across the building’s façades, entrances and architectural details, turning the house into a continuous urban canvas.








with Norman Schlegel
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