Create a hyper-realistic graffiti artwork on the wall from the reference image. The graffiti should say “Run 100km in Züri.” in large, bold, flowing letters inspired by the graffiti style in the first reference image. Use vibrant pink spray paint that looks freshly applied — slightly wet and glossy, with visible drips of paint running down in some areas where too much paint was used. The style should have a street-art tag look, dynamic and expressive, with a few imperfections typical of real graffiti. Below the main text, near the bottom right corner, spray smaller text that says “Info in description.” in the same color and style but thinner and less intense, as if added quickly. Make the graffiti appear perfectly integrated with the wall — it should follow the texture, shadows, and lighting of the real wall from the reference image. The lighting should match the dim, slightly yellowish ambient light coming from the top, with soft reflections on the glossy wet paint, but not exaggerated. Ensure the graffiti looks like it’s on the wall surface, not floating, and that it respects the direction of light and wall perspective. The overall impression should be authentic, urban, and photo-realistic, as if the graffiti was genuinely sprayed there in real life, blending seamlessly into the environment.

This wildstyle graffiti piece represents a unique interpretation of "Create a hyper-realistic graffiti artwork on the wall from the reference image. The graffiti should say “Run 100km in Züri.” in large, bold, flowing letters inspired by the graffiti style in the first reference image. Use vibrant pink spray paint that looks freshly applied — slightly wet and glossy, with visible drips of paint running down in some areas where too much paint was used. The style should have a street-art tag look, dynamic and expressive, with a few imperfections typical of real graffiti. Below the main text, near the bottom right corner, spray smaller text that says “Info in description.” in the same color and style but thinner and less intense, as if added quickly. Make the graffiti appear perfectly integrated with the wall — it should follow the texture, shadows, and lighting of the real wall from the reference image. The lighting should match the dim, slightly yellowish ambient light coming from the top, with soft reflections on the glossy wet paint, but not exaggerated. Ensure the graffiti looks like it’s on the wall surface, not floating, and that it respects the direction of light and wall perspective. The overall impression should be authentic, urban, and photo-realistic, as if the graffiti was genuinely sprayed there in real life, blending seamlessly into the environment.".