Green message on concrete canvas
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The new wildlife murals are turning a neglected, graffiti‑covered flyover area into a more vibrant public space, improving the visual environment for commuters and nearby residents.
A drab urban space beneath the Chirag Dilli flyover, previously marred by discarded trash, tattered paper bills, and dirty surfaces, is undergoing a major aesthetic transformation. Artists are covering the once neglected concrete pillars and walls with colorful wildlife murals. These new artworks feature large depictions of various animals and birds, bringing a fresh and lively atmosphere to the area. The project aims to replace the previous urban decay with bright imagery that celebrates nature right in the middle of the city.
Urban flyovers often become sites of litter and vandalism; installing murals is a common strategy cities use to beautify such spaces and promote environmental awareness through public art.
- •Whether additional sections of the flyover will receive similar murals
- •Community reactions or events organized around the new artwork
- •Plans for maintaining or expanding the mural project