Tales — Balkan Folklore — artwork #9969 by Aleksi Ivanov · Bucharest, Romania
graffiti dragon colorful characters folklore witch
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Aleksi Ivanov is a Bulgarian artist and muralist born in 1988 in Varna, where he began graffiti in 2003 with tags and stickers. Self-taught initially, he gradually developed a personal visual language rooted in the urban environment — electricity boxes, abandoned walls and forgotten pedestrian passages become canvases for his naive, colourful characters. Holding a degree in Social Sciences, he co-…
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Added 20/04/2026
A mural painted by Aleksi Ivanov in October 2024 as part of the BSBSA project, on the walls of the covered passageway of Block C17, Mihai Bravu Boulevard. The work depicts creatures from the shared Balkan folklore of Romania, Bulgaria and Serbia: a broomstick witch, karakondzul, rusalka, giant, dragon and vampires coexist in a colourful composition with folk-culture references. Humorous direction signs towards Primăria Sector 2 and Piața Obor are integrated into the design.
The artwork Tales — Folklore des Balkans is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Bucharest in Romania, more precisely here: Șoseaua Mihai Bravu 75-83, bloc C17, Sector 2, Bucharest.
This graffiti is also tagged as: dragon, colorful, characters, folklore, witch.
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