Interactive Signed Fine Art Print featuring the “Where Borders Fade” mural created by
Dulk in Houston, Texas.
The mural is part of the
#BigArtBiggerChange murals curated and produced by Street Art for Mankind in Downtown Houston.
This work highlights the first-ever FIFA World Cup to be hosted by three countries: Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Inspired by United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 17 — Partnerships for the Goals — the mural reflects North America’s plurality and the unifying power of soccer to transcend borders.
This mural, inspired by the official 2026 mascots, depicts the moose from Canada, the jaguar from Mexico, and the bald eagle from the United States, evoking the ecological diversity and singular identity of each host country. Brought together within a single composition, these figures create a powerful visual dialogue.
Mural Location: Crossing of Leeland St and La Branch St - Houston, TX 77002
Print Medium: River Stone Satin Rag Fine Art Paper 365 gsm.
Museum Grade • OBA free • 100% cotton fiber •
Certified 100+ years archival.
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist and numbered in the back, on a certificate of authenticity.
Limited Edition: Authentic and strictly
limited edition of 50 prints. Work sold with a certificate of authenticity. Exclusivity Street Art for Mankind.
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Photographer: Dr Derek
