Mural projects involve the creation of large-scale paintings or artworks on walls, often in public spaces. These projects can transform dull or neglected areas into vibrant, engaging environments. Artists typically collaborate with communities to reflect local culture, history, or social issues, making the murals meaningful to residents and visitors alike. These projects can be initiated by local governments, non-profit organizations, or community groups, and they often aim to beautify neighborhoods, promote tourism, or foster community pride. Mural projects may also include workshops or events, encouraging public participation and education about the art form, such as those seen in street art festivals.