Show me your (he)art

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Melissa MoriaA self-taught artist and the very first participant in the competition, Melissa Moria drew on Rotterdam's vibrant colors, creating a mural inspired by greenery and environmental consciousness.
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Tjado Astrando BoerleiderSelf-taught artist and chef Tjado draws on the sea and waves as a recurring theme, translating Rotterdam's dynamism into powerful movements, flowing lines, and layered oil paint textures.
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Phlox van OppenUsing surplus leather from the furniture industry, Phlox van Oppen creates a bold visual statement on overconsumption and decay — an artwork that lives and changes over time as sunlight, rain, and touch cause it to fade and distort.
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Jelmer KonjoUsing reclaimed wood and leftover materials, Jelmer Konjo transforms the construction site into a colorful playground — a playful, naïve visual language that invites passers-by to see the city's constant transition with childlike wonder.
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Laxmi ManuelaThrough her mural, Rotterdam-based artist Laxmi Manuela explores identity, women's strength and care — foregrounding motherhood as the often invisible labour that sustains society, and creating a moment of reflection in the middle of the city.
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Eveline SchramThrough bold graphic shapes and vibrant color, Eveline Schram's mural captures the unexpected moments of connection between the thousands of people who cross paths daily in Rotterdam's city centre.
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Melissa Moria
Tjado Astrando Boerleider
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