This is the cool visual of French streets artists paying tribute to Ukraine with supportive murals in Paris, seen on Wednesday (March 16).

Rue Domremy, the artist who created this sprawling work which is spread over 4 floors that represents a child that he calls "a universal little girl." With her crown of flowers on her head, Domremy calls her the "symbol of the Slavic countries" but the artist declares that he did not want to make a bellicose or idolatrous work.

He was inspired by a quote from Ukrainian resistance fighter and president Volodymyr Zelensky: “I really don't want my photos in your offices, because I am neither a god nor an icon, but a servant of the Nation. Instead, hang up pictures of your kids and look at them every time you make a decision.”

French streets artists pay tribute to Ukraine with supportive murals in Paris, France. 16 march 2022.

At the angle of Rue Jeanne d'Arc and Rue Domremy, Paris, this work, which is spread over 4 floors, represents a child, "a universal little girl", declares and insists C215, with her crown of flowers on her head, "symbol of the Slavic countries". The artist declares that he did not want to make a bellicose or idolatrous work.

He was inspired by a quote from Ukrainian resistance fighter and president Volodymyr Zelensky: “I really don't want my photos in your offices, because I am neither a god nor an icon, but a servant of the Nation. Instead, hang up pictures of your kids and look at them every time you make a decision.”

Under the huge fresco of C215, we also discover that of the graffiti artist Bebar. a fresco also painted in support of the Ukrainian people

At rue Barrault, Paris, when she was in live painting on the occasion of Women's Rights Day, street artist Carole B Collage decided to change her initial work to support Ukrainians. She thus unveils a double tribute: Wonder Woman, the best-known super heroine, crowned with flowers in the colors of the Ukrainian flag. Purple for the symbolic color of the fight for women's rights and equality, but also because it is the color of the Marianne stamp for international use.

The artist displayed two dates of declaration of independence, proclaimed by the Rada (Higher Council) in kyiv: 1917 and August 24, 1991, so these are the dates that appear on the fresco. No to war, no to injustice, she declares on her Instagram account.

Always at rue Barrault, a bird with the colors of Ukrainian Frag with names of towns.

At his right a sticker with a play on word on Poutine (Poo teen).

At rue Alphand, Ukrainian flag with a message on the ground "Love at Power !"(L'amour au Pouvoir !)

At Place de la République, activists of Extinction Rebellion worn the Statue with a giant Ukraine flag.

Note: All the video has been filmed the 16 march 2022