Budapest is colourful.

The Norwegian Civil Fund recently organized a competition in which artists specializing in graffiti took part. Soon, the winners of this competition will participate in a project to transform the darkest buildings in Budapest. The artists’ efforts to undergo the subway station tér Moszkva, the transition Flórián tér and the dull, gray wall of the park Városháza. The group involved in the implementation of this project includes sculptors and painters. It is noteworthy that in the course of their work they will use only secondary raw materials. It is planned to transform about 1000 square meters of walls and install about fifteen monuments. The city authorities actively support this project, believing that the city will acquire a new colorful appearance.