DYSET Marks 30 Years of Graffiti with Large-Scale Mural in Ingolstadt
Ingolstadt, Germany, has unveiled a striking mural by DYSET, who is making a comeback to graffiti after starting his journey in 1996. Completed in 2026, this piece not only celebrates 30 years of his artistry but also stands as his largest solo work, measuring 11 by 15 meters. The mural incorporates 30 D’s to represent each year and pays tribute to his crews, DFM and LJDA, along with his family. A unique three-dimensional antenna adds depth to the artwork. DYSET dedicated four and a half days to this project, working from a crane for the first time, with daily help from Malun. It's located at Richard-Strauss-Straße 2, allowing locals to witness its creation and reconnect with DYSET’s roots.
Key facts
- DYSET painted a mural in Ingolstadt, Germany, in 2026 to mark 30 years since he began making graffiti in 1996.
- The wall measures approximately 11 × 15 metres, which DYSET calls the largest he has painted alone.
- The composition includes 30 D’s, one for each year, along with references to his DFM and LJDA crews and his family.
- An antenna extends to the top of the wall, and the design aims to make letters, patterns, lines and colour effects appear to jump out from the surface.
- DYSET worked from a crane for four and a half days, a new experience due to the height and scale.
- Malun assisted daily and spoke with onlookers; DYSET credits Malun with making the project possible.
- DYSET previously organised La Grande Schmierâge, a graffiti gathering in Ingolstadt from 2007 to 2017.
- GWG Ingolstadt provided the wall on a residential building and invited residents to watch the work develop; the mural is at Richard-Strauss-Straße 2, Ingolstadt.
Entities
Artists
- DYSET
- Malun
Institutions
- DFM
- LJDA
- GWG Ingolstadt
- La Grande Schmierâge
Locations
- Ingolstadt
- Germany
- Richard-Strauss-Straße 2