Mammal skeleton on the museum wall — artwork #10879 by Bonom · Ixelles, Belgium
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Vincent Glowinski, known as Bonom, is a Belgian artist born in 1985. He came to prominence in Brussels in the mid-2000s by covering the city's blind gables with huge line-drawn animals, often painted at night and unauthorised, before his work moved into public commissions and performance. His vocabulary combines anatomy, skeletons and a fantastical bestiary, drawn freehand at the scale of a buildi…
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Added 28/07/2026
The long car park wall of the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences is painted pale grey and run through with life-size skeletons. In the foreground a large quadruped with a deep ribcage walks to the left, bone by bone, in white and grey line work that mimics an anatomical plate and turns the museum fence into a palaeontology display.
The artwork Mammal skeleton on the museum wall is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Ixelles in Belgium, more precisely here: 249 Chaussée de Wavre, Ixelles.
This graffiti is also tagged as: préhistoire, fresque, educational, squelette, skeleton, bones.
Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Bonom
The photo was published on 28-07-2026 by Rabot.
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