The video showcases a piece of pixelated street art mounted on an exterior wall in the Palilula Urban Municipality, Serbia. The artwork features three stylized moths, arranged vertically, composed of numerous small, square elements in shades of black, gold, orange, and green. The moths display a distinctive skull-like pattern on their thoraxes, reminiscent of the Death's-head Hawkmoth. The central moth is the largest and most prominent, featuring a vivid combination of green, black, orange, and gold tones across its body and wings. The moth at the top and the smaller one at the bottom lean more towards black, orange, and yellow hues. The background of the artwork depicts a dark, starry night sky, with a golden crescent moon positioned at the top, casting a broad, luminous golden beam downwards to illuminate the three moths. The artwork is affixed to a textured, light brown or beige wall. To the right of the art piece, a blue house number plate with the white numerals "48" is clearly visible. Above the artwork, a small, dark, circular object, possibly a vent or a speaker, is mounted on the wall. The ground below the wall is a light grey, paved surface. The scene is brightly lit, suggesting it was filmed during the day. A small, indistinct signature or text is faintly visible on the bottom left corner of the artwork.

Street art featuring moths, butterflies

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Wed, Jun 3, 2026, 10:53 AM

19d ago

Palilula Urban Municipality, Serbia

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The video showcases a piece of pixelated street art mounted on an exterior wall in the Palilula Urban Municipality, Serbia. The artwork features three stylized moths, arranged vertically, composed of…read more

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