Art is everywhere,woven into the fabric of daily life, etched onto the walls of alleyways, painted across towering cityscapes, and hidden beneath the hurried steps of commuters deep within the underground subway tunnels. Yet, despite its presence, so much of this artistry remains unseen or dismissed, lost in the movement of busy streets and daily routines.In New York City, the subway system is more than a network of tunnels,it is an unspoken gallery, a space where artists leave their mark, communicating through murals, graffiti, and intricate designs that most pass without a second glance. These pieces, often created by anonymous hands, tell the stories of a city bursting with creativity and resilience. They capture emotions, struggles, triumphs, and quiet reflections, turning otherwise ordinary spaces into artistic narratives.Above ground, the streets of New York breathe with the same creative force. Murals in overlooked corners, art layered with meaning, hidden masterpieces scattered throughout neighborhoods,all waiting to be noticed. Through my travels, I have found this same spirit alive in Puebla, Mexico, and Panama, where street art serves as both cultural storytelling and a reflection of identity. Each city speaks its own artistic language, yet they are all bound by the hands that shape them,the artists who use the streets as their canvas, turning public spaces into something personal and profound.This book is my way of bringing these works together. It is a celebration of the creativity that thrives in unexpected places, a recognition of the artists who contribute to the visual language of their cities, and a call for appreciation of the art that exists beyond traditional galleries. As I have walked these streets, explored these tunnels, and traveled to capture the artistry of diverse cities, I have come to understand that art is not simply something we observe,it is something we experience, something that shapes us, and something that deserves to be seen.