In December 2025, Manila’s pedestrian underpasses continued to evolve as vibrant public art spaces, with murals transforming previously unremarkable or utilitarian passages into more engaging urban canvases. One notable example is the underpass near Manila City Hall (Lagusnilad), where artists—often connected with collectives like Gerilya—have turned walls into vivid depictions of city history, featuring national heroes, everyday workers and cultural motifs that reflect Manila’s rich heritage, drawing pedestrians’ attention and reclaiming the space from its past reputation as a neglected thoroughfare.
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