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Cats, dogs, and other mammals are known to mark their territories in myriad ways, but pet owners in Brussels have discovered a more enduring and inviting method. What began as a single project by artist spurred : the government of , a suburb bordering the city of Brussels, now installs any mosaic, either created by residents or a local artist, free of charge. Many people are choosing portraits of their furry companions, although the idiosyncratic designs range from playful depictions of wildlife to urban scenes.
We’ve gathered some of the street-side assemblages here, but check out documenting the public art initiative for hundreds more. You also might enjoy these and a similar to fill potholes.
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