Ilha de Deus in Recife turns a humble fishing village into a vibrant open-air gallery, with over 200 murals that have boosted local tourism by 40% since their launch in 2021. This community-driven project is cheaper than the average street art attraction globally, costing visitors zero entrance fees while generating an estimated $2 million annually in local revenue. While #9's Museu Aberto features larger individual panels, Ilha de Deus covers a wider area—sprawling across 1.5 kilometers of waterfront—and involves more local artists, fostering deep cultural roots that other curated spots lack.

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