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Take A Look At Yourself
A black-and-white portrait of George Floyd on plywood outside of a business. The portrait is stylized to be more abstract and haunting than hyperrealistic, but because it is such a recognizable photo Floyd is easily identified. His black hooded…
Rest In Peace George Floyd
On a black background, a full-color portrait of George Floyd. The image chosen is a highly recognizable portrait of Floyd, wearing a black sweatshirt. A yellow outline borders the portrait. The stylized yellow-painted words "Rest In Peace" are to the…
Black Lives Matter: Fight Racism
The top of this mural in Belfast says Black Lives Matter, while the bottom reads Fight Racism. In between, there is an image of Derek Chauvin with a MAGA cap kneeling on George Floyd's neck next to a Minneapolis police car, along with the other three…
Two Hands Form a Heart
This spray painted mural in Peterborough depicts two hands, one black and one white, coming together to form a heart.
I Can't Breathe: No to Racism
This mural in Idlib, Syria features the words "I Can't Breathe: No to Racism." The artist painted himself wearing a gas mask next to a portrait of George Floyd. In addition, this mural is in the remnants of a bombed out city.
I Can't Breathe (in progress)
The artist lists George Floyd's name along with the words "I Can't Breathe." In addition, there is a Minneapolis police car along with Derek Chauvin kneeling on George Floyd's neck.
Haki (Justice)
This mural in Nairobi consists of a portrait of George Floyd and the word "Haki" in graffiti, which means justice.
George Floyd Street Mural
This street mural in Manchester is a portrait of George Floyd done entirely in black and white except for Floyd's skin color - brown.
Post No Hate
Black stenciled letters on pavement read "Post No Hate".
Gold Medal Flour Projections
Projection art installation on the Golf Medal Flour Mill. Projections included images of protestors, Geonna Floyd, "DON'T SHOOT," "Does He Teach Hate, You Should Ask Yourself Who Taught You," and images of Black people killed by police.