The Transparent Dinosaur by Bonom — artwork #11234 by Bonom · Bruxelles, Belgium

graffiti fresque monumental abstrait couleur city

The Transparent Dinosaur by Bonom — Street art by Bonom in Bruxelles

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Bonom

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 02/08/2026

A mural spread across two adjoining volumes, a brick gable and a wall of dark panels, on rue du Poinçon. A long-necked dinosaur is drawn through it in transparency, in pale white line: the clawed foot lands on the left, the ribcage fills the centre and the neck rises towards the right-hand corner of the building, letting a backdrop of golden yellow, purple and red Brussels façades in tilted perspective show through. The base of the wall is covered with newer graffiti lettering.

The artwork The Transparent Dinosaur by Bonom is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Bruxelles in Belgium, more precisely here: Rue du Poinçon - Priemstraat, Brussels.

This graffiti is also tagged as: fresque, monumental, abstrait, couleur, city.

Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Bonom

The photo was published on 02-08-2026 by Rabot.

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