This mural at 5801 Upper Lachine in Montreal is a street-art piece painted in 2021 by Boris Biberdzic, working in collaboration with Melanie Stuy. It sits in the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough, on the western side of the city, and is one of the public artworks produced through the city's mural art programme.
About the artwork
The mural was made by Notre-Dame-des-Arts as part of the Programme d'art mural, second strand (volet 2). Because it is a large painted work on a building wall, it is best appreciated in person, from the street, where its scale and surroundings can be taken in together.
What a visit offers
- A short stop for anyone interested in contemporary street art in Montreal
- A chance to see how the city's mural programme places artworks in everyday neighbourhoods
- An easy addition to a walk or drive through the borough
The address is a practical starting point for finding the wall. Visitors who want more background on the piece can consult the City of Montreal's mural listing, which is maintained on the city's website and gives details of the work and its creators.
Because this is an outdoor work, a visit is not tied to opening hours, and it can be seen at any time of day, weather permitting. Those exploring the wider Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce area can combine the stop with other neighbourhood sights.