Dinosaur skeleton by the museum steps — artwork #10884 by Bonom · Ixelles, Belgium
graffiti préhistoire anatomie monumental squelette skeleton bones
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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
Seen close up, the ribcage of a large mammal fills almost the whole wall: widely spaced ribs, a massive spine, forelimbs planted in the ground, all drawn in white and grey across the concrete blocks. The tight framing removes any sense of scale and makes the animal look as if it were walking through the masonry.
The artwork Dinosaur skeleton by the museum steps is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Ixelles in Belgium, more precisely here: 247 Chaussée de Wavre, Ixelles.
This graffiti is also tagged as: préhistoire, anatomie, monumental, 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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