Cities / West Palm Beach, FL

West Palm Beach, FL

West Palm Beach sits across the Intracoastal from Palm Beach but has a completely different creative energy — grittier, more community-driven, and increasingly home to serious contemporary mural work. Northwood Village's artist-run galleries and studios anchor the mural corridor, while Clematis Street's entertainment district has become a canvas for the kind of large-scale commissions that put cities on the international street art map.

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All Murals Newest Top Verified Northwood Village Clematis Street
"Palm Royale"
Tatyana Fazlalizadeh
Northwood Village · Added Mar 8, 2020
"Intracoastal"
Nosego
Clematis Street · Added Oct 14, 2019
"Lake Worth Tropics"
AIKO
Northwood Village · Added Jun 28, 2021

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Tatyana Fazlalizadeh

Portrait & social justice muralist · Brooklyn

Fazlalizadeh's "Stop Telling Women to Smile" series placed wheat-paste portraits of women with direct confrontational text in cities across the country. "Palm Royale" in Northwood Village is a major gallery-commissioned work depicting five West Palm Beach women across generations — a domestic worker, a hotel housekeeper, a small business owner, a teacher, and a high school student — in the same clear-lined monochrome portrait style as her street work.

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Nosego

Psychedelic wildlife muralist · Philadelphia

Philadelphia's Nosego (Greg Gent) paints animals in transcendent psychedelic states — creatures surrounded by halos, radiating energy fields, or dissolving into botanical forms. "Intracoastal" on Clematis Street populates the intracoastal waterway with its actual wildlife — roseate spoonbills, manatees, American crocodiles, and seahorses — each surrounded by Nosego's signature luminous aura against a deep indigo waterway.

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AIKO

Japanese-influenced muralist · Tokyo / New York

Tokyo-born, New York–based artist AIKO combines anime and manga visual culture with street art scale, painting female figures in poses that challenge the conventions of both high-fashion illustration and graffiti's male-dominated tradition. "Lake Worth Tropics" in Northwood Village places a large-scale female figure against an explosion of native South Florida flora — firebush, sea grape, and bougainvillea — in AIKO's trademark candy-pink and electric-blue palette.