Barcelona, Mural G-333

Eduardo Chillida made [this work](https://www.barcelonaturisme.com/wv3/en/page/5549/g-333-mural.html) for the MACBA environment in 1998, choosing the dividing wall beside Richard Meier's white museum building for his first giant ceramic mural. The result is severe, elegant, and unmistakably abstract: a dark calligraphic form laid across a field of refractory concrete and oxidized ceramic, more than 15 meters wide and nearly 6 meters high. In the Raval, where visual noise is abundant, *G-333* feels almost ascetic, a mural that speaks through mass, void, and restraint. It is public art not as exuberant storytelling but as a concentrated lesson in how abstraction can alter the character of a street.

Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain