The Broussaille mural is one of the first murals commissioned in the year nineteen hundred and ninety-one. Created by Frank Pé, Broussaille is a character known for his reflective and poetic adventures through the city, often accompanied by his girlfriend, Catherine. When Frank Pé introduced the character Broussaille, he quickly became known for his introspective nature and deep connection to urban and natural environments. The mural depicts Broussaille and Catherine in a serene scene, surrounded by elements of the city and nature, reflecting the comic's themes of exploration and discovery. An interesting fact about most murals painted around Brussels is that they incorporate some aspect of the neighborhood in them. This particular mural depicts the lane leading to it! Something to look out for in the upcoming murals! Next, we’ll head to the Ducobu mural.