# Le jardin d'éden

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Le jardin d'éden is a 670-square-metre mural in Antibes, France, beside a new cinema and a planned garden. Its black-and-gold imagery fills the wall with precise patterns, animals, arches, and architectural details. Created by Monkey Bird Crew for the Coul'heures d'automne festival, it brings contemporary street art into this changing urban setting.

Monkeys and birds gather around an archway that opens towards a church-like interior with figures shown in adoration. Hand-cut stencils give each line and pattern a crafted, intricate finish. Temor represents the monkey, while Blow the Bird represents the bird within the two-person French crew. Their recurring animals meet metaphysical architecture here, linking a symbolic garden with a built city environment.

The composition draws on the Garden of Eden as an idealised place in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions. A planned 2,800-square-metre garden nearby extends that visual connection beyond the wall. Look closely at the arch: its dark opening leads your eye from surrounding creatures towards worshippers inside.

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