For the Indonesian launch of Money Heist: Korea, Herzven was commissioned to bring the series’ bold spirit into the streets with a striking public mural titled “WallHeist”. Drawing on the show’s vivid imagery—iconic red jumpsuits, Hahoe masks, and tension-infused themes—he translated the intensity and narrative drama into a layered street-art composition painted in a high-visibility urban setting.

The mural resonates with fans and passersby alike, fusing Herzven’s mythopoetic visual vocabulary with the drama’s emotional architecture to create a living tribute that honors the series' legacy and amplifies its connection to a local audience. It's an expressive, grounded coup for storytelling through public art.