Herakut Mural, located in Nashville, United States, is a spectacular street art mural created in 2015 by the German artists Jörg and Falk. The mural, located near the Pine Street MTS Station and the Conexion Americas Resource Center, illustrates the themes of childhood dreams, hope, and global connectivity. The 72-foot-by-23-foot painting is executed in vibrant colors and depicts a dragon perched atop a girl as she reaches out to the other creatures around her. It’s one of the most iconic artpieces in Nashville and a popular spot for street photographers. Visitors can take a guided walking tour with an art historian or explore the area around the mural on their own. Don’t forget to take a peek inside the Resource Center too, where Herakut’s mural is just one of more than a dozen others created by artists from all over the world.
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