Powering Positivity ,Dale St, Liverpool mural, by Paul Curtis

A large-scale mural titled “Powering Positivity” by Liverpool-based artist Paul Curtis, displayed on the side of a multi-storey building on Dale Street in Liverpool city centre, England. The artwork depicts a female athlete clearing hurdles, set against a dramatic sky, with prominent motivational text including “Believe in Yourself”, “Progress Not Perfection”, and “You’ll Never Run Alone”. Paul Curtis, also known professionally as Moose, is known for creating bold, optimistic public artworks across Liverpool and the wider UK, often using sport, community identity, and positive messaging as central themes. This mural reflects those values, combining athletic imagery with encouragement aimed at passers-by in a busy commercial area of the city. Dale Street is one of Liverpool’s historic thoroughfares, linking the commercial district with the waterfront, and has become a prominent location for large-scale public art as part of wider urban regeneration. The mural’s scale and placement ensure high visibility, transforming the blank façade of a modern building into a striking landmark within the streetscape. This image is suitable for editorial use illustrating contemporary street art, public murals, urban regeneration, inspirational public messaging, women in sport, Liverpool culture, and the role of large-scale artwork in modern city environments.