On the chilly night of December 26th, 2025, CityMuralCollective muralists gathered to bring vibrant art to the walls leading to the parking lot of the Seoul Falk Flee Market in Dongdaemungu, Seoul. Drawing inspiration from Muyongchong (Tomb of the Dancers), a notable representative Goguryeo tomb from the 5th century, this mural project highlights the tomb's famous mural paintings that vividly depict dancing figures, mounted warriors, and dynamic hunting scenes. The name Muyon

Click the button (to the right) to read the full featured article on the CMC-Grafos collaboration in Hankook Ilbo (Korea Daily. We have great news to share! While CMC and Grafos were working on our mural collaboration on October 12 in Samsung-dong, a reporter from Hankook Ilbo (Korea Daily) visited our site to observe the project. She kindly invited us for an interview to help the audience understand the significance of this meaningful partnership between young Korean and Spa

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