Since 2013, large-scale murals with artistic statements in public spaces have been drawing attention to the focal points of the Peace Festival and socio-political issues. The first mural was created on the theme of “Protest” on the building of the Association for Social Services at the Blaue Kappe. This was followed in 2014 by a mural on the theme of “Home” at the Grandhotel Cosmopolis and in 2015 on the theme of “Borders” at the decentralized asylum accommodation Spichererschule in Pfersee. In 2016, a mural on “Courage for Diversity” was created at the Lechhotel and the Martinssschule. In 2018, the mural on the theme of “Utopia” was created on a WBG residential building on Alter Postweg. In 2019, the theme of “Freedom” was immortalized on a house facade at Jakobertorplatz 2-6, and in 2020 the theme of “Rituals” at Reichenberger Straße 50. As part of the cultural program for the 2021 High Peace Festival, a mural on the theme of “Für_Sorge” was created on the facade of a residential building at Göggingerstraße 48 between 21 July and 8 August. In the summer of 2022, a large facade painting on the theme of “Cohesion” was created by Alex Senna at the main railway station. For the tenth anniversary in 2023, the three Augsburg artists Sophie Te (Sophie Tröster), Nonti (Nontira Kigle) and Nea (Lena Hofmann) designed the peace mural on the theme of “Creativity”. In 2024, Claire Prouvost and Soihe creatively explored the theme of “Democracy”. The peace mural can be seen in Göggingen.
