Art on Cows in Brussels

Last Updated on August 3, 2018

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Art on Cows Brussels

In my weekend getaway to Brussels, I witnessed an unusual art exhibition: Art on Cows. The happy cows were spread across the entire city, with a bigger concentration in the Atomium area. I took several photos, because I thought the idea was cool. It seems many people thought it was cool, because I started to notice such colorful cows in Bucharest, then I met them in Switzerland, in Lugano.

Anyway, here are the cows I met in Brussels in the summer of 2003 (I can’t believe this was 15 years ago already):

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The clown cow

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The dressed-up cow (it seems her date has just arrived)

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The shopping addict cow – this one was at the entrance of a big shopping gallery, probably waiting for the opening hour

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The golden cow – so glaring that my camera refused to focus

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The judge – justice above all!

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Abstract pattern cow

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Purple cow – so tired, it can’t stand anymore

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Camouflage cow

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Still nature with plants and fish on cows

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The submarine – how fast do you think this one sinks?

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The Mad Cow (La Vache Folle) playing the horse for the little kid

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The office cow

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Just another green spotted cow – it looks like this one’s got a lot of milk

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Simply grass – this one was protected by a glass container

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Poker anyone?

What do you think? Do you like this kind of art? Is it better than graffiti? Have you seen the cows elsewhere in the world?

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Violeta Matei

Violeta writes for people who want to design, research and plan their own travel experiences. After two decades of working in advertising and marketing, she decided to pursue her two passions, to travel the world and to write about it. Since 2012, she authors and administrates a network of travel blogs.

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