Attribution record
Every documentary image should make its origin visible. This register brings together openly licensed photographs and source-attributed images from official artist channels and public pages.
Mural by J. Warx. Photograph: Francesc Fort / Wikimedia Commons, taken 11 August 2020; work by J. Warx. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Benimaclet, València. Resized, converted to WebP and compressed for display; shared under the same licence.
The Commons record identifies J. Warx’s July 2020 mural about Juan Carlos I’s departure, photographed after its restoration and documented in Benimaclet.
View source recordMural by Lula Goce. Image published by Universitat Politècnica de València; work by Lula Goce. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Rectorate, Campus de Vera, Universitat Politècnica de València. Converted to WebP and compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
The official UPV route article uses the photograph to introduce the Pedalejant amb Dones de Ciència cycling itineraries and identifies the starting mural as Margarita Salas by Lula Goce.
View source recordImage published by Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània, València. Converted to WebP and compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
The official PRINCIPIOS exhibition page presents the image as part of its documentary account of ten internationally recognised urban artists forged in Valencia.
View source recordImage: Universitat Politècnica de València, taken 11 May 2026. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Campus de Vera, Universitat Politècnica de València. Converted to WebP and compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
The official UPV report uses this image to illustrate the 21st Poliniza Dos Urban Art Encounter, held on the Campus de Vera from 11 to 15 May 2026.
View source recordPhotograph: Joanbanjo / Wikimedia Commons, taken 21 January 2015. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Plaça de Patraix, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The Commons record identifies Plaça de Patraix, the photographer and the capture date; the square provides a stable architectural reference for the historic core.
View source recordMural by Cachetejack. Photograph: Oceanogràfic de València, taken 12 May 2026; work by Cachetejack. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Hemeroteca Municipal de València, Patraix. Web-sized copy converted to WebP and compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
The source identifies Cachetejack, the work title, its Municipal Newspaper Library setting and its OceanFest 2026 conservation context.
View source recordPhotograph: Ymblanter / Wikimedia Commons, taken 3 April 2022. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Plaça de Montolivet, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The Commons record identifies the church, photographer, capture date and coordinates in Montolivet.
View source recordPhotograph: Erik Albers / Wikimedia Commons, taken 12 March 2018. Licensed under CC0 1.0. Plaça de Benimaclet, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped.
The Commons record identifies Plaça de Benimaclet, the parish church, the photographer, the capture date and precise coordinates.
View source recordImages published by Disfruta Benimaclet, taken 29 October 2018; work by Yeko, Alba & Mish, Epoh and Cesarde. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Benimaclet, València. Converted to WebP and compressed for display; the published collage is otherwise unchanged.
The source article identifies the numbered works, artists and Benimaclet streets, including Yeko’s mural at Masquefa and Francesc Martínez.
View source recordMural by Jacobo Palos. Image published by Ajuntament de València; work by Jacobo Palos. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Carrer de Pepita Samper, Montolivet, València. Resized, converted to WebP and compressed for display.
The municipal caption identifies Jacobo Palos and Carrer de Pepita Samper; the image provides context for the Liga Nacional de Graffiti's return to Montolivet in 2026 and is not presented as the winning work.
View source recordPhotograph by Nan Palmero, taken 28 August 2016. Licensed under CC BY 2.0. Valencia, near Carrer de la Corretgeria according to the Commons record. Web-sized copy; display cropped.
The Commons record does not identify the street artist or a formal work title.
View source recordPhotograph by Juan Emilio Prades Bel, taken 26 May 2026. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. Portal de la Valldigna, El Carme, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped.
The Commons record identifies the historic portal, its El Carme setting, the photographer and the capture date.
View source recordPhotograph by Rafa Esteve, taken 3 September 2025. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Cabanyal–Canyamelar, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The Commons record identifies this tiled building group as part of Valencia’s historic ensemble and places it in Cabanyal–Canyamelar.
View source recordMercat de Russafa. Photograph: Desesser / Wikimedia Commons. Licensed under CC0 1.0. Plaça del Baró de Cortés, Russafa, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped.
The market is a stable architectural landmark at the centre of Russafa and provides neighbourhood context without presenting a changing artwork as permanent.
View source recordImage published by Visit València; work by Sandra Betancort. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Jardín del Túria, València. Converted to WebP and compressed for display; responsively cropped on listing cards.
Visit València identifies the image as Sandra Betancort’s intervention in the official Abstracte, un riu d’art route gallery.
View source recordPhotograph by Ralf Steinberger, taken 6 November 2018. Licensed under CC BY 2.0. El Carme, Valencia. Web-sized copy; display cropped.
The title belongs to the photograph record; the mural artist is not identified there.
View source recordPhotograph by sandroraffini, taken 3 November 2016; work by David de Limón. Licensed under CC BY 2.0. El Cabanyal, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The Commons record identifies David de Limón, the El Cabanyal setting, the photographer and the capture date.
View source recordPhotograph by Francesc Fort, taken 14 September 2021; work by Okuda San Miguel. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Near Joaquín Sorolla station, Valencia. Web-sized copy; display cropped and shared under the same licence.
The Commons record identifies the mural artist but does not provide a formal mural title.
View source recordStreet Art Cities record credited to hunter Yohe DeBaas; work by Felipe Pantone. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Carrer de la Corretgeria 13, València. Cropped to 4:5, resized and compressed for web display.
The source record identifies Felipe Pantone, the Valencia address and the contributing hunter.
View source recordPhotograph supplied by La So0mbra; work by La So0mbra. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. València; exact street not published. Cropped to 4:5, resized and converted to WebP for responsive display.
The photograph documents the signature black figure with green eyes at street level and retains enough shopfront and pavement context to show how the intervention meets the city.
View source recordArtwork published by David de Limón on the artist’s official website; work by David de Limón. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Official identity artwork; not location-specific. Official artwork converted to WebP and compressed for display; no editorial crop or retouching.
The official homepage uses this masked figure and chest emblem as its principal visual introduction to the artist.
View source recordWork documented by Street Art Cities hunter Edu9559, taken 19 February 2026; work by The Photographer / MRBT62. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Carrer de l’Abat, Ciutat Vella, València. Resized and converted to WebP; display cropped responsively around the signature figure.
The source record identifies the artist and describes the fedora-and-camera silhouette as the project’s recurring icon.
View source recordImage published by Xelon on the artist’s official website; work by Xelon. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Puerto de Sagunto, València. Resized to 1600 × 900, converted to WebP and compressed for display; no editorial crop.
The artist’s page identifies the 2022 mural with Més que Murs and records its selection among that year’s 100 best murals.
View source recordPhotograph by Francesc Fort, taken 2 March 2022; work by Julieta XLF. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Carrer del Doctor Manuel Candela, València. Cropped to 4:5, resized and compressed for web display; shared under the same licence.
The Commons record identifies Julieta XLF, the Valencia street, photographer and capture date.
View source recordPhotograph by Rafa Mullor; work by Deih. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Carrer de Villena 12, València. Cropped to 4:5, resized and compressed for web display.
The source record identifies Deih, the Valencia address and Rafa Mullor as the photographer.
View source recordImage published by Barbiturikills on the artist’s official website; work by Barbiturikills. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Nazaret, València. Cropped to 4:5, resized and compressed for web display.
The artist’s portfolio identifies the work as a shutter commissioned for a coffee roaster in Nazaret.
View source recordPhotograph published by L’Art Urbà / @photojo53; work by Clapas. Licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 3.0. Mislata, València. Original 1280 × 768 source file retained; displayed responsively without editing the image.
The source page labels the original image file “75 clapas.JPG” and includes Clapas in its documented Mislata artist list.
View source recordEscif, Comentario del solar (2017). Photograph: Juan García / IVAM; work by Escif. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Rear wall of IVAM, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
IVAM documents the mural as Escif’s 2017 intervention on the museum’s rear wall.
View source recordImage published by PichiAvo on the duo’s official website; work by PichiAvo. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. València. Resized and converted to WebP; display cropped responsively around the central figure.
PichiAvo identify this 2022 Bacchus mural as their first mural in Valencia in three years.
View source recordHyuro, Untitled (2012). Photograph: Sandsaule3 / Wikimedia Commons, taken 5 April 2017; work by Hyuro. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Carrer de Guillem de Castro, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The public record identifies the work as Hyuro’s 2012 mural in central Valencia.
View source recordRiezgozocyal by Vinz Feel Free. Photograph: Coentor / Wikimedia Commons, taken 18 December 2014; work by Vinz Feel Free. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0. Russafa, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The photograph documents Vinz Feel Free’s signature human-and-animal hybrid language in Russafa.
View source recordMural by Cachetejack. Photograph: Francesc Fort / Wikimedia Commons, taken 29 November 2022; work by Cachetejack. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Carrer de la Beneficència, El Carme, València. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The Commons record identifies Cachetejack and places the photographed mural in El Carme.
View source recordArtwork and photograph by Disneylexya; documented by Barbara Picci; work by Disneylexya. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. València. Converted to WebP and compressed for display; responsively cropped around the central figure.
The source identifies Disneylexya, Valencia, the year 2024 and the artist as photographer.
View source recordImage published by Xolaka on the artist’s official Instagram feed; work by Xolaka. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. IES María Moliner, Sagunt, València. Converted to WebP and compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Xolaka identifies the 2025 mural as a tribute to María Moliner for Més que Murs in Sagunt.
View source recordLUCE artwork. Photograph: r2hox / Wikimedia Commons, taken 6 December 2013; work by LUCE. Licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. València; exact street not recorded. Converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The photograph documents LUCE’s modest, typography-led intervention in Valencia.
View source recordChikitín artwork. Photograph: Pieter van Everdingen / Wikimedia Commons, taken 25 February 2020; work by Chikitín. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. El Carme, València; exact street not recorded. Resized, converted to WebP and responsively cropped; shared under the same licence.
The image captures Chikitín’s recurring multiple-eye motif on a doorway in El Carme.
View source recordImage published by @bikedesuro on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by BikeDeSuro. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Location not independently confirmed from the selected post. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Highest public like count among the recent official photo posts reviewed.
View source recordImage published by @elduke103 on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by Duke103. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Location not independently confirmed from the selected post. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Highest public like count among the recent official mural posts reviewed.
View source recordImage published by @krome_2 on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by Krome2. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Location not independently confirmed from the selected post. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Highest public like count among the recent official posts reviewed.
View source recordImage published by @hemece on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by Hemecé / Bichos. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. València. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Highest public like count among the official posts reviewed and directly tied to Valencia.
View source recordImage published by @mink.lab on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by MINK. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Valencia region. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Highest public like count among the official posts reviewed, showing a work in the Valencia region.
View source recordImage published by @jcarcavilla on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by JCarcavilla. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Location not independently confirmed from the selected post. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Selected as the clearest recent artwork photograph rather than the highest-engagement event post.
View source recordImage published by @dyoxone on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by DYOX. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. València. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Selected for its documented Valencia setting over a higher-engagement non-local post.
View source recordImage published by @jackie_herer on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by Akuma. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Location not independently confirmed from the selected post. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Highest public like count among the official photo posts reviewed.
View source recordImage published by @yeko_yekill on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by Yeko Yekill. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. València. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Selected for its Valencia setting over a higher-engagement international post.
View source recordImage published by @dridali on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by Dridali. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. Valencia province. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Highest public like count among the official posts reviewed, for a mural made in Valencia province.
View source recordImage published by @lanenawapawapa on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by La Nena Wapa Wapa. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. València. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Highest public like count among the recent official posts reviewed, with a Valencia-focused subject.
View source recordImage published by @dulk1 on the artist’s official Instagram account; work by Dulk. Used under the publication’s source-and-credit policy. El Cabanyal, València. Web-sized copy converted or compressed for display; no editorial retouching.
Selected for its documented Valencia setting and strong public engagement; it is not claimed as the account-wide highest-liked post.
View source recordEvery image is treated as a record of a particular moment. Its presence here does not guarantee that the documented work remains visible today.