George Floyd murals are popping up all over the world

The death of George Floyd has resonated worldwide, and the proof can be found on buildings from Minneapolis to Montreal, Belfast to Berlin.

Here are some of the striking murals we have seen as street artists pay tribute to Floyd and show their support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

This mural in Dallas, painted by Theo Ponchaveli, depicts police officer Derek Chauvin with his knee on Floyd's neck.     Tony Gutierrez/AP

Graffiti artist Aziz Asmar paints a Floyd mural in Idlib, Syria, on June 2.Izzeddin Idilbi/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

The artist Celos paints a mural in downtown Los Angeles on May 30.Apu Gomes/AFP/Getty Images

Allan Mwangi, also known as Mr.detail.seven, works on a mural in the Kibera slum of Nairobi, Kenya, on June 3.
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Floyd's words "I can't breathe" are seen in Montreal on June 3. The late Eric Garner also uttered the words while he was in an officer's chokehold in 2014.David Himbert/Reuters

Floyd is depicted as an angel in his hometown of Houston. The mural was painted by the artist Donkeeboy on the side of Scott Food Mart.Sergio Flores/Getty Images

Artist Djamel Oulkadi painted this Floyd tribute in Strombeek-Bever, Belgium.Belga/SIPAPRE/Sipa/AP

Graffiti artist Akse spray-paints a Floyd mural in Manchester, England, on June 3.Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

A man walks past a Floyd mural that was painted on the boarded-up windows of the Somar Bar and Lounge in Oakland, California. The mural is the work of the TDK Crew, an Oakland graffiti collective.Ray Chavez/Digital First Media/East Bay Times/Getty Images

Artists Lyonsie, left, and Micky Doc put the finishing touches on a mural in Belfast, Northern Ireland.Brian Lawless/PA Images/Reuters