Unique graffiti on the streets of Russia during the World Cup.

Graffiti is a form of street art that expresses free and boundless creativity. Graffiti artists have breathed life into the dull walls of Russian cities, transforming them into vibrant and colorful spectacles. One example is a graffiti artwork with a 2018 World Cup theme near the Spartak Stadium in Pokrovskoye-Streshnevo, Moscow.

Legendary Soviet goalkeeper Lev Yashin has been recreated in the size of a six-story house on Narodnaya Street, Taganka.

A wall in Moscow is ablaze with the passion for the beautiful game of superheroes. Argentinian artist Martin Ron has created images of Wonder Woman, Iron Man, Captain America, and Spider-Man, all playing the beautiful game.

In the city of Kazan, the wall of a three-story house was painted as a graffiti artwork depicting Portuguese national team striker Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored a hat-trick to help Portugal equalize in their opening match against Spain.

Substations are also becoming less boring with graffiti art. One artwork is currently being completed at a substation in Kaliningrad.

A bright graffiti mural surrounds a transformer station near Luzhniki Stadium.

A portrait of former Zenit Saint Petersburg football club manager Miguel Danny is painted on a transformer station in the Pushkarskiy garden. Saint Petersburg fans adore the Portuguese midfielder and hope for his return. This graffiti is the work of the art group Hoodgraff.

Mexican street artist Farid Rueda created two striking graffiti pieces in the Russian capital. One depicts the 2018 World Cup mascot, Zabivaka the Wolf, in a powerful and majestic pose at a transformer station near the Luzhniki Stadium.

And before that, Farid Rueda had painted a 30-meter-tall bear on the wall of a high-rise building in just 6 days.

Graffiti of Russian actor Mikhail Boyarsky on Krestovskiy Island. The art group HoodGraff decided that Boyarsky's blue color scheme would look great at the corner of Petrograskaya and Moskoy prospekt streets.

An advertisement with a 2018 World Cup theme and the slogan "You are in the game" by Alfa-Bank.

Sochi's street artists have incorporated the city's main attractions with a football theme.

Saransk, the capital of the Republic of Mordovia, Russia, was also a city that hosted matches of the 2018 World Cup. Volunteers there created graffiti on the walls of the local university.

Bao Khuyen