This mural by Cyndie Belhumeur sits in an alley at 5629, 7e Avenue, in the Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie borough of Montreal, Canada. It was created in 2015 and is one of the many works found along the city's back lanes, where street art can be discovered on the walls rather than in a gallery.
About the work
The piece was organized by SODER under the Programme graffitis et murales, a city-supported program that commissions murals across Montreal. Its listing in the city's public mural records gives the artist, the year and the exact location, so visitors who want to learn more can consult the city's own page for it.
What to expect
- A lane mural, best seen on foot, at the alley's own scale.
- A quick stop that pairs well with a walk through the surrounding neighbourhood.
- A look at how Montreal uses its laneways as public canvases.
Because it is set in an alley rather than on a main street, the mural suits a relaxed stroll. Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie is a residential district with local shops, cafés and parks, so it can be combined with time spent exploring the area.
For the artwork's official record and details, the city of Montreal's mural listing is available online. The mural is a straightforward visit: find the address, take a look, and enjoy the neighbourhood around it.