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The feature spotlights 15 clever street art pieces that reimagine urban spaces.
Levalet’s ‘Planté là’ in Paris makes the wall appear unstable and interactive.
Xanoy transforms an old boat into a giant shark, a striking landscape alteration.
Carly Schmitt’s Moss Graffiti brings a deer to life beside a doorway.
Luke Jerram’s Floating Earth in London creates an uncanny, monumental effect.
SFHIR’s The Golden Legend in Guarda blends a serpent with staircases within the architecture.
Fauxreel’s Ivy Portrait in Toronto uses greenery as part of the character and mood.
Jan Is De Man reimagines a Solnechnodolsk block as an oversized bookshelf.
Vhils carves a face into Porto’s wall using drilling and chisels rather than paint.
Dr Love’s Oxygen Tree uses real moss to crown a miniature living tree.

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The 'Trend da Rocinha' has reached Portugal, with the PSP creating a viral video to showcase its presence.
The trend originated in Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro, and involves rooftop drone footage for dramatic views.
Tourism operators say the trend aims to show the 'positive side of the favela' and create local jobs.
PSP participation indicates official recognition of the trend in Portugal.
The trend expanded to Portugal’s northern cities, with drone footage from Porto and other areas.
Content creators in Portugal showcased Rocinha-related footage from Braga, Leiria, and other cities.
Porto’s Ribeira area and other sites became notable drone hotspots for the trend.
Critics argued the trend romanticises poverty, a point acknowledged in the coverage.
The trend links to tourism promotion and local job creation via guided tours and drone work.
The trend has spread beyond Brazil and Portugal, reaching various European locations.

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Rute Cardoso, Diogo Jota's widow, marked their first Father's Day without him with a tribute in Porto.
Cardoso ran a 10 km Father's Day race in Porto, wearing race number 20 to reference Jota's Liverpool shirt number.
Liverpool retired Jota's No. 20 across all teams to honour his memory.
Fans shared messages of support, including a Liverpool fan referencing the club motto 'You'll Never Run Alone'.
FSG pledged to support Cardoso and Jota's three children while honouring his Liverpool contract.
Jota died in a north-western Spain car crash last July, alongside his brother Andre Silva.
Jota, 28, had recently married Rute Cardoso and left behind three children.
Supporters have continued to honour Jota during home games, including 20th-minute tributes.
Jota's contract was reportedly worth around £140,000 per week and was due to expire in 2027.
Two of Jota's children had previously appeared as mascots during matches between his former clubs.

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