Murs Peints - Les Baisers De Cinema
Murs Peints - Les Baisers De Cinema is a mural in Cannes, painted directly onto a building wall. It belongs to a citywide series that brings French and international cinema into streets, façades, and public spaces.
This artwork focuses on cinematic kisses, bringing together famous couples and romantic scenes shaped by film history. Trompe-l’œil techniques across the wider collection create imagined balconies, windows, and scenes, while other murals honour figures such as Charlie Chaplin, Marilyn Monroe, and Jean-Paul Belmondo. Together, these painted walls form an open-air gallery that keeps Cannes’ connection with cinema visible beyond the film festival.
The series also includes tributes to films such as Pulp Fiction, The Piano, and A Man and a Woman. Here, the lasting image is a wall filled with the emotion and drama of an unforgettable screen kiss.
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