Totalizator Sportowy held a closed press conference at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw to officially present a new mural created for the company’s 70th anniversary. The work, by Polish artist Tytus Brzozowski, was symbolically unveiled during the event, and it can be seen day to day in the Kamionek neighborhood on the walls of a tenement building at 37 Zamoyskiego Street.
The finished mural spans two walls and covers 604 square meters, with 21 people involved in the execution (artists plus technical specialists). It also uses Airlite technology, a light-activated coating that uses titanium dioxide nanoparticles to help break down air pollutants, with an air-cleaning effect described as comparable to about 600 trees. The installation sits near Totalizator Sportowy’s main headquarters and continues a local mural tradition in Warsaw’s Praga area, alongside a 65th anniversary mural at Targowa 26/30 and an older, now barely visible piece at Targowa 14, reinforcing the company’s long-standing ties to the district and framing the project as a blend of public art, sustainability, and local identity.
