This mural at 3230 boulevard Henri-Bourassa is a 2023 work by the artists Julian Palma and Sergio Gutierrez. It stands in Montréal-Nord, on the northern edge of the city of Montreal, Canada, and is one of the street-art pieces you can see on a walk or drive through this part of town.
About the work
The mural was commissioned by Habitations Boulevard Montréal-Nord under the city's Programme d'art mural, second component. The city's public mural listing for the work is a useful reference if you want to see more detail about the piece and its context.
What to expect
- A large-scale street mural on a building along boulevard Henri-Bourassa, visible from the street.
- A short, easy stop for those interested in public art in Montreal, best combined with other visits in the area.
- Many visitors use the nearby boulevard as a route through the district, so the mural can be a quick detour rather than a destination in itself.
Getting there
The address is 3230 boulevard Henri-Bourassa, Montreal. Because the mural is outdoors and on a working street, it is simplest to view it on foot or from a vehicle, taking care to watch traffic when stopping to look or take photographs.
If you are planning a wider trip, the mural suits a visit to Montreal's street-art scene, which spans many neighbourhoods across the city, and pairs well with an exploration of Montréal-Nord itself.