Spidertag Interactive Neon Murals: The Complete INM# Archive

Spidertag’s Interactive Neon Murals, identified by the abbreviation INM#, form an international numbered series of large-scale neon artworks created directly across architecture.

The project began with INM#1 at ESTAU Urban Art Festival in Estarreja, Portugal, in 2018. Since then, Spidertag has created murals across Europe, North America, South America, Asia and the Middle East, combining flexible neon, geometric symbols and public participation.

Selected murals connect to a mobile application that allows viewers to change colours and lighting sequences in real time. Each work responds to its architectural setting while contributing to Spidertag’s evolving language of Futurism Primitivism.

This GraffitiStreet archive documents the numbered series with dates, locations, and images from INM#1 to INM#25.

Spidertag, POW! WOW! Hawaii 2019. Photo Credit Ianny catches walls

Read our complete guide to Spidertag’s art, Interactive Neon Murals and visual language.


Interactive Neon Murals at a glance

Artist: Spidertag
Project: Interactive Neon Murals
Abbreviation: INM#
Series launched: 2018
First mural: INM#1, Estarreja, Portugal
Latest documented mural: INM#25, Bayonne, France, 2025
Principal materials: Flexible neon, LEDs and electrical components
Interaction: Selected murals can be altered through a mobile application
Artistic language: Futurism Primitivism


Interactive Neon Murals (INM#)

Collaborating closely with electricians and contractors, Spidertag meticulously brings his ideas to life, fastening flexible neon tubes and shaping luminous LED elements with an artist’s precision. The moment of truth arrives when the mural is switched on: a scene of colour, light, and energy that delivers a deep sense of joy and accomplishment.

Each piece is a living entity, a glowing fusion of symbol, line, and form. In Spidertag’s signature language of “Futuristic Primitivism”, ancient, elemental shapes are reimagined through the vibrancy of neon, bridging the ancestral and the contemporary to create a visual experience unlike any other.

Spidertag, Arkansas, USA. Image copyright Justkids

His Interactive Neon Murals invite viewers to engage with their surroundings in a way that is both exciting and transformative. By downloading a dedicated app, visitors can alter elements of the mural in real time, adding a personal, dynamic touch that reshapes the artwork before their eyes. This interactive approach deepens the connection between viewer and piece, allowing the audience to become active participants in Spidertag’s neon language.

By downloading a special app, individuals can modify elements of the murals, introducing a personal touch that alters the artwork in real-time. Image Copyright Spidertag

Spidertag’s relentless pursuit of innovation has taken him across the globe, from the sunny streets of Pow! Wow! in Hawaii and Life Is Beautiful in Las Vegas, to festivals and urban spaces throughout France, Norway, and beyond. Each mural he creates is a testament to his expansive artistic vision, drawing on a rich range of influences that span constructivism, kinetic art, video games, and cinema.

“The night is the natural time for graffiti, and in my case, it’s the natural time for neons.”

Spidertag Interview

As night envelops the city, Spidertag dons his superhero persona, wearing special glasses to conceal his identity, in a playful yet purposeful act that adds mystery to his creative ritual. It’s in this nocturnal world of “Neonmetry” that Spidertag comes to life, illuminating the streets with glowing lines and symbols that feel both futuristic and deeply rooted. Here, urban art transforms into something more: a language of form, light, symbolism, geometry, and imagination that pulses with energy long after the sun has set.

Spidertag plays with a Neon language


The Full Interactive Neon Murals (INM#) Collection

With twenty-five neon masterpieces now illuminating the world, check Spidertag’s mind-blowing murals as a collective below. Through his innovative approach, Spidertag continues to redefine what it means to encounter art in public spaces, transforming walls into interactive, luminous experiences that captivate and engage.

INM#1 — Estarreja, Portugal, 2018

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #1) Created in 2018 at the Festival Estau in Estarreja, Portugal, this pioneering work marked the beginning of Spidertag’s journey into neon interactivity, blending light, form and technology to invite viewer engagement.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #1 was created at the Festival Estau in Estarreja, Portugal, in 2018.


INM#2 — Santiago, Chile, 2019

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #2) — Created in 2019 in Santiago de Chile, Chile, this piece continued Spidertag’s exploration of neon language, illuminating the urban landscape with vibrant color and interactive elements.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #2 was created Santiago de Chile, Chile 2019.


INM#3 — Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 2019

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #3) — Created in 2019 at Pow! Wow! Hawaii, this mural showcases Spidertag’s signature fusion of neon light and geometric form, bringing a vibrant energy to the island’s celebrated street art festival.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #3 was created at the Pow Wow Hawaii, in 2019.


INM#4 — Montréal, Canada, 2019

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #4) — Created in 2019 at the Mural Festival in Montreal, Canada, this piece exemplifies Spidertag’s evolving neon language, adding a dynamic glow to one of North America’s premier urban art events.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #4 was created at the Mural Festival in Montreal, Canada, in 2019.


INM#5 — Worcester, Massachusetts, USA, 2019

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #5) — Created in 2019 at POW! WOW! Worcester in Massachusetts, USA, this mural highlights Spidertag’s continued innovation, illuminating the local streets with his distinctive neon geometry.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #5 was created at the POW WOW Worcester in Massachusetts, USA, in 2019.


INM#6 — Iisalmi, Finland, 2019

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #6) — Created in 2019 at the Upeart Festival in Iisalmi, Finland, this mural brings Spidertag’s vibrant neon language to Northern Europe, blending light and form in a striking urban expression.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #6 was created at the Upeart Festival in iisalmi, Finland, in 2019.


INM#7 — Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2019

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #7) — Created in 2019 at Dream Space in Chiang Mai, Thailand, this mural infuses the local urban environment with Spidertag’s dynamic neon forms and interactive energy.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #7 was created in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in 2019.


INM#8 — Warm Coffee, Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2019

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #8) — Created in 2019 for Warm Coffee in Chiang Mai, Thailand, this piece combines Spidertag’s signature neon geometry with the intimate atmosphere of the space, inviting visitors into an immersive visual experience.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #8 was created for Warm Coffee, in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in 2019.


INM#9 — Söderhamn, Sweden, 2020

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #9) — Created in 2020 at the Take Tomorrow Back Festival in Söderhamn, Sweden, this mural brings Spidertag’s vibrant neon language to the Scandinavian urban art scene, blending light and form in a captivating display.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #9 was created at the Take tomorrow Back Festival in Söderhamn, Sweden, in 2020.


INM#10 — Lyon, France, 2020

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #10) — Created in 2020 at the Peinture Fraîche Festival in Lyon, France, this piece showcases Spidertag’s evolving neon language, adding vibrant light and geometry to the city’s dynamic street art landscape.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #10 was created at the Peinture Fraiche Festival Lyon, France, in 2020.


INM#11 — Madrid, Spain, 2021

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #11) — Created in 2021 at Art Battalion V in Madrid, Spain, this mural continues Spidertag’s exploration of neon geometry, infusing the vibrant urban environment with his signature luminous language.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #11 was created at the Art Battalion V in Madrid, Spain, in 2021.


INM#12 — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, 2021

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #12) — Created in 2021 at the Life is Beautiful Festival in Las Vegas, USA, this mural reflects Spidertag’s dynamic neon style, energizing the festival space with bold geometry and light.

Spidertag Interactive Neon Murals INM#12 in Las Vegas with JustKids

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #12 was created at the Life is Beautiful Festival in Las Vegas, USA, in 2021. Image Halopigg /Justkids

Read the full story: Spidertag lights up Downtown Las Vegas with INM#12


INM#13 — Braga, Portugal, 2021

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #13) — Created in 2021 at Festival Fenda in Braga, Portugal, this mural brings Spidertag’s vibrant neon language to the heart of the city, merging light, geometry, and local energy in a striking display.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #13 was created at the Festival Fenda in Braga, Portugal, in 2021. Image Ficus films


INM#14 — Helsingborg, Sweden, 2022

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #14) — Created in 2022 for the Gaming and Esports Centre FUZED in Helsingborg, Sweden, this mural combines Spidertag’s signature neon geometry with the dynamic energy of esports culture, creating a colourful, immersive environment.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #14 was created for the Gaming and Esports Centre FUZED in Helsingborg, Sweden, in 2022.


INM#15 — Paris, France, 2021

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #15) — Created in 2021 for the Colors Festival in Paris, France, this mural infuses the city’s vibrant festival scene with Spidertag’s luminous neon forms and dynamic visual language.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #15 was created for the Colors Festival in Paris, France, in 2021.


INM#16 — Bentonville, Arkansas, USA, 2023

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #16) — Created in 2023 in Bentonville, Arkansas, USA, this mural brings Spidertag’s distinctive neon geometry to the American Midwest, lighting up the urban landscape with bold, interactive forms.

Spidertag Interactive Neon Murals INM#16 in Bentonville Arkansas with JustKids

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #16 was created at Bentonville in Arkansas, USA, in 2021. Image JustKids

Read the full story: Spidertag’s INM#16 in Bentonville, Arkansas


INM#17 — Paderborn, Germany, 2023

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #17) — Created in 2023 at the Secret City Festival in Paderborn, Germany, this mural showcases Spidertag’s latest explorations in neon light and geometric form, adding a striking new mural to his evolving body of work.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #17 was created at the Secret City Festival in Paderborn, Germany, in 2023.


INM#18 — Formia, Italy, 2023

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #18) — Created in 2023 at the Memorie Urbane Festival in Formia, Italy, this mural highlights Spidertag’s continued innovation with neon geometry, illuminating the historic urban fabric with neon light and form.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #18 was created at the Memorie Urbane Festival in Formia, Italy, in 2023.


INM#19 — Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, 2023

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #19) — Created in 2023 as part of the Visual Arts Commission in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, this mural brings Spidertag’s neon language to the Middle East, bringing futuristic light and geometry.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #19 was created at the Visual Arts Commission, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in 2023


INM#20 — Madrid, Spain, 2023

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #20) — Created in 2023 in Madrid, Spain, this mural showcases Spidertag’s signature neon forms, energizing the city’s vibrant street art scene with bold light and geometric expression.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #20 in Madrid, Spain 2023.


The Interactive Neon Mural INM #21 project is ON HOLD


INM#22 — Bari, Italy, 2024

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #22) — Created in 2024 in Bari, Italy, this towering mural commands attention with its super tall scale, bringing Spidertag’s dynamic neon light and geometric language to dramatic effect within the city’s urban landscape.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #22 was created in the city of Bari, in 2024.


INM#23 — Springfield, Missouri, USA, 2024

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #23) — Created in 2024 in Springfield, Missouri, this mural features Spidertag’s neon colour palette arranged vertically, offering a fresh take on his neon language and energising the local streetscape with vibrant light and form.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #23 was created at the Springfield, Missouri in 2024.

Read the full story: Spidertag’s Interactive Neon Mural lights up Springfield


INM#24 — Montréal, Canada, 2024

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #24) — Created in 2024 at the Mural Festival in Montreal, Canada, this towering piece illuminates the city’s streets with bold geometry and dynamic light.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #24 was created at the Mural Festival in Montreal, Canada, in 2024. Image Copyright Milan Suere

Read the full story: Spidertag unveils INM#24 at MURAL Festival Montréal


INM#25 — Bayonne, France, 2025

Interactive Neon Mural (INM #25) — Created in October 2025 in Bayonne, France, this piece marks the latest mural in Spidertag’s neon journey, illuminating the neighbourhood with bold geometry and dynamic light.

The Interactive Neon Murals INM #25 was created in Bayonne, France, in 2025. Image Copyright -Point the Vue France

Read the full story: Spidertag’s INM#25 lights up Bayonne


Frequently asked questions

What does INM# mean?

INM# stands for Interactive Neon Mural followed by the chronological number assigned to each work.

When did the series begin?

The project began with INM#1 at ESTAU Urban Art Festival in Estarreja, Portugal, in 2018.

How do the murals become interactive?

Selected murals connect to a mobile application that allows viewers to change colours and programmed lighting sequences.

How many numbered murals are documented?

The archive currently documents INM#1 to INM#25, completed between 2018 and 2025.

Where can I learn more about Spidertag

Read GraffitiStreet’s complete guide to Spidertag’s early practice, Interactive Neon Murals, Futurism Primitivism, Neonmetry and studio works.


Beyond the Interactive Neon Murals

Spidertag’s numbered murals form part of a wider practice encompassing early urban thread concepts, electroluminescent street works, illuminated studio pieces, modular sculpture and the 2026 drawing series Blue Signal /26. Together, they reveal a consistent visual language shaped by geometry, light, architecture and public participation.

Read our complete guide to Spidertag’s art, Interactive Neon Murals and visual language.


Explore Spidertag Artworks

GraffitiStreet presents a selection of original works that translate Spidertag’s geometric neon language into a more intimate, collectable form.

Explore available works by Spidertag at GraffitiStreet.

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