The secret life of housing and communal services workers in drawings by a Belgian artist

Jonathan Powels, better known as JAUNE, is the most street artist. He not only creates his works outdoors, but also uses the walls of his native Brussels as a canvas. Thanks to Jonathan's efforts, the Belgian capital was flooded with tiny road workers captured in extravagant situations. "I draw with my hands, with my heart and sometimes with my head," he clarifies.

A variation on the theme of the legendary game Mortal Kombat.

A garbage bag as a snitch.

Carried away by pipes.

Robbers?

Well, a very tricky plot.

What you won't do in order to ride a bike!

Socially responsible employee.

And socially irresponsible.

A quick way to get down the stairs.

In Brussels, we need to keep an eye out.

Meanwhile, the robbers do not let up.

And if it comes to hand-to-hand combat, will they grab the shovels?

A moment before the tragedy.

It turns out that mops are also good in hand-to-hand combat.

And in peacetime, tools replace clubs…

...or fishing rods.

Keywords: Brussels | Housing and communal services | Street art | Artist

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