Le Locle and the Water — artwork #16377 by PHLEGM · Le Locle, Switzerland

graffiti créature mural surréaliste illustration surreal water eau

Le Locle and the Water — Street art by PHLEGM in Le Locle

Photo by Pierre Jeanmonod

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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 05/09/2026

On an ochre-yellow gable, a huge open-mouthed fish serves as the hull for a water machine drawn in black and white line work: pipes, funnels, paddle wheels, stairs and towers pile up on its back, right up to a water serpent at the very top. Small masked figures open valves and catch the water in their hands, while cocoons hang from threads. A 142 sq m mural painted with roller and brush in 2024 for Le Locle's exomusée, in a town whose centre is built on a former marsh.

The artwork Le Locle and the Water is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Le Locle in Switzerland, more precisely here: Les Calame 5, 2400 Le Locle, Switzerland.

This graffiti is also tagged as: créature, mural, surréaliste, illustration, surreal, water, eau.

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The photo was published on 05-09-2026 by Pierre Jeanmonod.

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