Belgian artist Strook (a.k.a. Stefaan De Croock) has created a very interesting mural right outside the STUK
art center in Leuven, Belgium. This wall, which was covered in moss,
was given a modern makeover by Strook who took a pressure washer and
made a relief mural out of it. By blasting away slowly and carefully at
the wall, little by little an artwork came into being. What’s most
impressive is the fact that Strook had never used a pressure washer
before and that it was a complete improvisation, with no reference
sketch!

Doesn’t this remind you of reverse graffiti?