The municipality of Heist-op-den Berg has unveiled a new large mural on a building facade at the bike passage in Hof Van Riemenstraat, right in the heart of the village. This exciting addition celebrates cycling culture, a key part of local life and sustainable transport in Belgium.
- Gemeente Heist-op-den Berg plaatst muurschildering
- Muurschildering bevindt zich aan fietsdoorsteek
- Wedstrijd georganiseerd rond thema fietsen
- Grafisch ontwerper Zoé Hermans wint wedstrijd
- Muurschildering bevindt zich in dorpscentrum
- Wedstrijd vond plaats in de lente
The mural is the result of a spring competition held by the village, centred on the theme of cycling. Graphic designer Zoé Hermans emerged as the winner, bringing her creative vision to this prominent public space. The official unveiling took place on 2025-08-19 17:32:00, marking a vibrant moment for the community.
How does this mural impact Heist-op-den Berg’s identity? And what does it say about the village’s commitment to promoting cycling? Let’s explore the significance of this new artwork.
This mural is more than just public art; it reflects a growing trend in Belgian towns to celebrate cycling as both a practical and cultural asset. Why invest in such projects? It encourages residents and visitors to embrace cycling, supports local artists, and enhances the village’s aesthetic appeal.
- Strengthens Heist-op-den Berg’s image as a cycling-friendly community
- Promotes environmental awareness through creative expression
- Showcases local talent, boosting cultural engagement
- Encourages more people to use bikes for daily transport
Looking ahead, Heist-op-den Berg could inspire other municipalities to combine art and mobility initiatives. Will more Belgian villages follow suit in celebrating cycling with public art? Residents are encouraged to visit the mural and join in future community events promoting active transport.
