A mural titled “Riga’s Atlantis” was unveiled in an underground passage in Riga
A new mural titled 'Riga’s Atlantis' has been unveiled in an underground passage in Riga, Latvia. The project, part of the Urban ReLeaf initiative, aims to spark community discussion about climate change, air quality, and urban green infrastructure.
Why it matters
It highlights how public art can be used as a tool for community engagement and education regarding critical environmental issues in urban settings.
--> A mural titled “Riga Atlantis” has been created in an underground passage near Riga Central Station. It is located in the tunnel connecting the city’s Central Station with Riga Central Market, according to LSM English.
Street artists Dainis Rudens, Bikti, Uman, Pinka, Kosti, and Renārs Caune worked on the piece. The mural was created on a concrete wall in the underpass near the train station.
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