Ella & Pitr create monumental murals that sprawl across rooftops, fields, and public squares, turning overlooked urban surfaces into whimsical landscapes. Their oversized characters—laughing, sleeping, or lingering in quiet moments—bring a human scale to vast spaces. The artists often depict people from marginalized groups, infusing their public art with themes of joy, resilience, and individuality.

These works are not just large—they engage with the architecture and geography of their sites, wrapping around fountains and squeezing into parking areas. The duo’s upcoming exhibition in Rennes, Points de Suspension, continues their exploration of suspended moments and everyday drama. For visual inspiration, Ella & Pitr demonstrate how scale and context can transform public space into a canvas for storytelling.