Mural Etnias
Mural Etnias, titled "Todos somos um" (We are all one), is a 15-meter-tall, 170-meter-long panel painted by artist Eduardo Kobra on a former warehouse for the 2016 Olympics.
It depicts five tribes from five continents — the Huli of New Guinea, the Mursi of Ethiopia, the Kayin of Myanmar and Thailand, the Sámi of Lapland, and the Tapajós of Brazil — built from 180 buckets of acrylic paint, 2,800 spray cans, and seven hydraulic lifts.
On August 22, 2016, Guinness World Records recognized the roughly 2,600-square-meter mural as the largest graffiti painting in the world.
How to go
It is a transit ride from the studio; the route is on this page.
Visit info
- Address
- Túnel Nina Maria de Carvalho Elias Rabha, Saúde, Rio de Janeiro, 20220-360
- Website
- riotur.rio
- Social
Transit directions
Stay nearby
Stay at Mural da Lapa and take transit down to the largest graffiti mural in the world.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Mural Etnias from Mural da Lapa?
This is not a walking errand from the studio. Use the transit directions above (VLT, metro, or bus) or a ride-hail app.
How can I contact Mural Etnias or check for updates?
Yes, through the official site (riotur.rio).