Mural by local artist Joanna Arida, with birds representing freedom. The muralist likes to add a splash of color to her black and white pieces. Courtesy Baladk Project
The youngest participant in Baladk Street Art Festival, American Phoebe Rossman completed this mural while on a student exchange. Courtesy Baladk Project
A striking mural by German artist Hombre SUK. Courtesy Baladk Project
Hombre SUK's mural being worked on. Courtesy Baladk Project
A four-piece mural installation in East Amman, featuring work by Fintan Magee (Australia), Suhaib Attar (Jordanian), Dina Saadi (Syrian-Russian based in Dubai) and Hombre SUK (Germany). Courtesy Baladk Project
A mural by Dina Aqel. Courtesy Baladk Project
Hind Al Far works on her mural in Amman. Courtesy Baladk Project
Suhaib Attar and Joana Arida's works face each other on the streets of Amman. Courtesy Baladk Project
A street art work in progress on the streets of Amman. Courtesy Baladk Project
A mural by Nadja Jevanovic. Courtesy Baladk Project
Mural by Rawaa Qudah. Courtesy Baladk Project
Murals by Gustaf Engstrom (Sweden) and Mira Mar (Jordan) stand side-by-side in Sweifiye, Amman. The international creators were invited to Jordan as part of the annual Baladk Street Art Festival. Courtesy Baladk Project
A mural by Dina Saadi. Baladk Project
Mural by street artist Lima Lima in Amman. The French creator used an embroidery motif in her painting in order to incorporate local cultural into her work. Courtesy Baladk Project
