This mural on Boulevard Saint-Laurent in Montreal is the work of two artists, Izabelle Duguay and Bibi Una, completed in 2025. It was organized by AGC Art Public, known as Artgang, and financed by the city's Service de la culture. It sits at 8635 boulevard Saint-Laurent, in the Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension borough.
What to expect
Street art of this kind is best seen on foot, from the sidewalk across the street, where the full composition can be taken in. The mural is a public work, so a visit is a matter of walking up to it and looking, with no ticket or entry needed.
Making a day of it
- Boulevard Saint-Laurent, one of Montreal's best-known streets, runs through several neighbourhoods, so the mural can be combined with a stroll along the avenue.
- The borough of Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension is a residential area where you can see everyday Montreal life beyond the city centre.
- The city's public mural program, documented on the Montreal municipal website, lists this work among many others across the city if you want to seek out more.
For more details about the mural, the city's municipal page on it is ville.montreal.qc.ca/murales/detail/338. Because the facts available here are limited, check that page for any current information before you go.