Mural 'Coexistencia - Memorial da Fé for all victims of Covid-19', by Brazilian graffiti artist Eduardo Kobra. The mural depicts children of different religions wearing protective face masks.

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Coronavirus Emergency In Brazil, Sao Paulo - 11 May 2021

Eduardo Kobra 'Coexistencia - Memorial da Fé for all victims of Covid-19', Sao Paulo, Brazil - 11 May 2021

People look at a mural by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra featuring children wearing masks with religious symbols from Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism and Hinduism, amid the COVID-19 pandemic in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Virus Outbreak , Sao Paulo, Brazil - 07 May 2021

People walk past a mural, by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra, featuring children wearing masks with religious symbols from Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism and Hinduism, amid the COVID-19 pandemic in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Delivery cyclist rides past a mural, by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra, featuring children wearing masks with religious symbols from Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism and Hinduism, amid the COVID-19 pandemic in Sao Paulo, Brazil

Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra poses in front of one of his artworks, which depicts Martin Luther King Jr. (L) and Nelson Mandela, after an interview with Spanish international news agency Efe at his workshop in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 19 November 2020 (issued 20 November 2020). During the interview, Kobra, 45, said, 'I realized that if I stop painting, my death is imminent.' The artist spoke about his relationship with art and his new, most 'autobiographical' work, which he created when morning the loss of his newborn child just hours after birth as the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic emergency began.

Famed Brazilian muralist Kobra speaks about new his work, Sao Paulo, Brazil - 20 Nov 2020

A graffiti by the Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra on a 33-meter-high building depicts a divine hand rescuing a human hand, in Sao Paulo, Brazil, 14 November 2020 (issued 20 November 2020). During an interview with Spanish international news agency Efe, Kobra, 45, said, 'I realized that if I stop painting, my death is imminent.' The artist spoke about his relationship with art and his new, most 'autobiographical' work, which he created when morning the loss of his newborn child just hours after birth as the coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic emergency began.

Bird stands as people walk past a mural created by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra to pay homage to soccer legend Pele to mark his 80th birthday in the coastal city of Santos, Brazil, . Pele's birthday is Oct. 23

Pele Graffiti, Santos, Brazil - 18 Oct 2020

Bird flies and people walk past a mural created by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra to pay homage to soccer legend Pele to mark his 80th birthday in the coastal city of Santos, Brazil, . Pele's birthday is Oct. 23

Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra spray paints the finishing touches to his mural to pay homage to soccer legend Pele to mark his 80th birthday in the coastal city of Santos, Brazil, . Pele's birthday is Oct. 23

Pele, Santos, Brazil - 18 Oct 2020

Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra poses in front of the mural he painted to pay homage to soccer legend Pele to mark his 80th birthday in the coastal city of Santos, Brazil, . Pele's actual birthday is Oct. 23

Mural by Eduardo Kobra portraying Mahatma Gandhi and Mother Teresa seen from High Line Park as it reopens to the public with limited capacity after temporarily closed in March amid Covid-19. Park is public however financed by private investments. Strict social distancing rules are in place and visitors have to reserve free timed-ticket in advance online. Wearing mask is mandatory and green dots are placed on the ground six feet apart to keep visitors separated. All visitors must start at the southern end of the park at Gansevoort Street and can only walk north up to 23rd Street, where they must exit, park will be closed beyond that point.

NY: High Line Park reopens, New York, United States - 16 Jul 2020

People enjoy warm spring day on Third Avenue with mural of Albert Einstein by artist Eduardo Kobra amid COVID-19 pandemic

Warm weather in NYC amid COVID-19 pandemic, New York, New York, United States - 03 May 2020

People enjoy warm spring day on Third Avenue with mural Braves of 9/11 by artist Eduardo Kobra amid COVID-19 pandemic

Michael Jackson mural by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra on the corner of East 11th Street and 1st Avenue in Manhattan's East Village.

Michael Jackson mural by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra, New York, USA - 22 Mar 2019

A man takes a photo of the latest works by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra in the Wynwood district during Art Basel in Miami, Florida, USA, 06 December 2018. Art galleries and artists from all over the world descend on Miami for the event which is considered one of the world's largest art festivals with art events throughout the city.

Art Basel Miami, USA - 06 Dec 2018

A woman looks at the latest works by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra in the Wynwood district during Art Basel in Miami, Florida, USA, 06 December 2018. Art galleries and artists from all over the world descend on Miami for the event which is considered one of the world's largest art festivals with art events throughout the city.

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