Flight and Respect — artwork #10174 by Kato · Casablanca, Morocco
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Fabián Bravo, better known as Kato (signed @arkato), is a Spanish muralist born in the 1980s in Seville, Andalusia. He began graffiti in 1999 in the streets of Seville and gradually moved towards full-time figurative mural painting in the 2010s. His style combines a precise naturalism applied to the animal kingdom - birds, insects, local mammals - with geometric backgrounds inspired by art deco, …
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Added 19/05/2026
A figurative mural painted in 2024 by Kato on the gable end of an apartment block in the El Hank district, in the Anfa arrondissement of Casablanca, for the CasaMouja festival. The composition stages two swallows perched on a flowering cherry branch, against a backdrop of teal-green azulejo tiles inspired by the Hassan II Mosque - a tribute to swallows as a symbol of respect, love and fidelity, and a warning about the disappearance of their urban habitats. The piece ranked 15th best mural in the world for 2024 on Street Art Cities.
The artwork Vuelo y respeto is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Casablanca in Morocco, more precisely here: El Hank, Arrondissement d'Anfa, 20054 Casablanca.
This graffiti is also tagged as: flowers, swallows, azulejo, tile-pattern, birds.
Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Kato
The photo was published on 19-05-2026 by an unknown hunter.
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