{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Street Art Cities","provider_url":"https://streetartcities.com","title":"MEANDER by RoyalVenom","description":"A 170-metre-long wall is gradually becoming one continuous artistic narrative, hand-painted by a single artist. MEANDER (CHLORAKAS, PAPHOS) created by Cyprus-based Anatolis Spyrlidis, known as RoyalVenom, extends across approximately 340 square metres of panel surface. It runs along the perimeter of a residential development, yet the artwork is conceived as one uninterrupted composition rather than a series of independent murals.Its scale raises a question extending beyond Cyprus: could MEANDER be the world’s longest continuous hand-painted calligraphy or calligraffiti wall executed by a single artist? That specific distinction has not been independently verified and is presented as a possibility, not an established record.The artwork MEANDER utilizes the ancient Greek meander as a geometric framework to symbolize the non-linear journey of human life and the pursuit of belonging and peace. By transforming this classic motif from a simple decorative border into a disciplined grid of movement, the piece mirrors life's detours and eventual arrivals. This structured geometry is balanced by expressive, Gothic-inspired calligraffiti featuring the word \"MEANDER\" written in Greek, Russian, English, and German, blending precise architectural form with raw human gesture.","thumbnail_url":"https://streetartcities.com/media/e/ede1646d-d914-45f5-b936-84b219ca1133/1024.webp","thumbnail_width":1024,"width":480,"height":480,"html":"","cache_age":3600}