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OSGEMEOS Unveil Monumental Mural in Lisbon's Graça Neighborhood

artist · 2026-09-20

In Lisbon's Graça district, Brazilian twin artists OSGEMEOS, Gustavo and Otávio Pandolfo, have unveiled a new mural at Rua da Senhora da Glória 39. This artwork, created in collaboration with Underdogs, takes the place of a 2017 piece by Vhils and Shepard Fairey. It depicts two tall yellow figures adorned in patterned attire, surrounded by elaborate elements such as a character holding a spray can, a shoulder bag shaped like a face, and the name "Margarida," a tribute to their mother. The lower figure's head features a miniature landscape with figures, water, trees, and a lighthouse, connecting to their upcoming 2026 project, The Lighthouse of the Floating Island. OSGEMEOS began their graffiti journey in São Paulo in 1987, inspired by hip-hop culture. The mural draws viewers into their imaginative realm. Photography credits go to Mike Doorline.

Key facts

  • OSGEMEOS completed a new mural in Lisbon's Graça neighborhood at Rua da Senhora da Glória 39.
  • The mural was created with Underdogs.
  • The wall previously featured a 2017 collaboration between Vhils and Shepard Fairey.
  • The mural features two elongated yellow characters stacked vertically with intricate details.
  • The name "Margarida" appears as a reference to the twins' mother, Margarida Leda Kanciukaitis Pandolfo.
  • A miniature landscape with a lighthouse evokes Tritrez, the artists' imagined universe.
  • OSGEMEOS began painting graffiti in São Paulo in 1987.
  • The Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum staged their survey OSGEMEOS: Endless Story.

Entities

Artists

  • OSGEMEOS
  • Gustavo Pandolfo
  • Otávio Pandolfo
  • Vhils
  • Shepard Fairey
  • Margarida Leda Kanciukaitis Pandolfo
  • Mike Doorline
  • Add Fuel
  • Trash King Bordalo II
  • Aryz

Institutions

  • Underdogs
  • Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum
  • GraffitiStreet
  • Rock Steady Crew
  • Urban Forms
  • Branded Arts Festival

Locations

  • Lisbon
  • Portugal
  • Graça
  • Rua da Senhora da Glória 39
  • São Paulo
  • Brazil
  • New York
  • United States
  • Łódź
  • Poland
  • Queens

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