This mural by the artist Zek One is found at 1592 Fullum, in the Ville-Marie borough of Montreal, Canada. It was created in 2021 in partnership with the Société écocitoyenne de Montréal, as part of the city's Programme d'art mural (second component). It is listed in the City of Montreal's public mural inventory under the name "Murale située au 1592 Fullum".
What kind of visit this makes
This is a street-art stop rather than an indoor attraction. You view it on the street, so a visit takes little planning and can be fitted into a walk. Because the work is a wall painting on a building, it is best seen from the sidewalk across the street, where you can take in its full scale without leaving the public way.
Around the mural
- Ville-Marie is the central borough of Montreal, close to the downtown core, so the mural can be combined with other sights in the area.
- Public murals form part of a wider city programme, and a walk through the neighbourhood can bring several works into one outing.
- The city's mural inventory provides a dedicated page for this work, with further details available through the official contact link.
If you are interested in public art, this is a simple, focused stop: an artwork made under a municipal programme, in the heart of a major Canadian city, and easy to reach on foot.