Street art documentation across Sofia captures vibrant graffiti scenes

In Sofia, Bulgaria, an overcast sky looms above a street scene featuring tram tracks, a bronze lion statue on a pedestal, and pedestrians. The lion statue, a prominent landmark, is positioned near a streetlamp and a pedestrian walkway. Two individuals, a woman in a long coat and a person in a jacket and pants, walk past the statue. In the background, several buildings with traditional architecture line the street, and a dense canopy of trees can be seen. Overhead, a complex network of tram wires crisscrosses the sky, supported by poles. The overall impression is of a busy urban environment under a moody, cloudy sky.

The image shows graffiti on the exterior wall of a building in Sofia, Bulgaria. The graffiti consists of words and symbols spray-painted in various colors. In the upper section of the image, green graffiti is visible on a concrete surface. Below this, a prominent phrase appears in black and white spray paint, with some red and blue accents. The words "ANTIFA" are clearly legible in large, blocky letters. To the right of "ANTIFA," a blue circle with an "A" inside, a symbol associated with anarchism, is also spray-painted. Faint red lines and circles are visible beneath the "ANTIFA" text. The building's facade is made of rough concrete. A section of a window with white framing and blue plastic sheeting is visible on the left side of the image. On the right, part of another window with a metal grate and amber-colored panes can be seen. The lower part of the image shows the ground level of the building, which is also concrete, and a sidewalk made of stone pavers. A dark, rectangular opening, possibly a ventilation grate or drain, is present in the lower right portion of the wall. The overall scene suggests an urban environment where graffiti is present on public or semi-public surfaces.

The image shows a close-up view of the corner of an old building in Sofia, Bulgaria. The building exhibits signs of age and disrepair, with peeling paint and cracked stucco on its exterior. Decorative architectural elements, such as carved corbels and ornate stucco details, are visible, adding to the building's historical character. A window with horizontal blinds is present on the upper portion of the building. The street name sign indicates "улица 43 Веслец ul. Veslets". Lush green foliage from nearby trees is visible on the left side of the image, contrasting with the weathered facade of the building. There are no people or animals visible in the frame.