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Totem of Bricks and Branches by PHLEGM — artwork #11245 by PHLEGM · Bruxelles, Belgium

graffiti fresque arbre oiseau monumental noir-et-blanc surréalisme
Totem of Bricks and Branches by PHLEGM — Street art by PHLEGM in Bruxelles

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PHLEGM
PHLEGM

Phlegm is a world-renowned artist, cartoonist, illustrator, and muralist, who lives in Sheffield but has painted walls across the globe. You can find lots of examples of his distinctive illustrative street art across the city, often featuring in urban landscapes and disused spaces. Phlegm first developed his illustrations in self-published comics, and he still creates books of ink drawings. He …

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Added 02/08/2026

A large black and white ink mural on the pale stone façade at Mont des Arts. A totem rises the full height: a brick pot standing on bird feet, from which emerge dead branches, a crenellated tower, a skeleton playing a drum and, at the summit, a long-beaked creature crowned with a crest. The fine hatching imitates engraving.

The artwork Totem of Bricks and Branches by PHLEGM is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Bruxelles in Belgium, more precisely here: Mont des Arts - Kunstberg, Brussels.

This graffiti is also tagged as: fresque, arbre, oiseau, monumental, noir-et-blanc, surréalisme.

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

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

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02/08/2026
Bruxelles, Belgium
Mont des Arts - Kunstberg, Brussels
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