Millo Paints 'Jupiter' Across Trnava's Planet-Named Housing Blocks

In Trnava, Slovakia, Italian artist Millo has unveiled a new mural named 'Jupiter' on two residential blocks along Hospodárska Street. This artwork is part of the city's Street Art Gallery initiative, which showcases large murals from both Slovak and international creators in local neighborhoods. The mural derives its name from a nearby building called 'Jupiter,' located in an area where other residential blocks are named after planets. Millo's black-and-white design features a human figure set against an imaginative cosmic backdrop, connecting the intimate view of an apartment window to a vast expanse of stars and urban shapes. Millo expressed, "For a tiny window to wandering across the universe, that's the power of our imagination." This project marks Millo's return to Slovakia after eight years, curated in collaboration with the Slovakia Street Art Festival team and supported by Trnava city and Zaži v Trnave, the cultural center. 'Jupiter' enriches Trnava's open-air art collection, reflecting the neighborhood's celestial naming theme.