Mural made in @lehasardludique, Paris, March 2022.
This triptych is titled « Source of life ». It is an ode to femininity, life, diversity, peace, nature, fluidity, the sharing, nudity, community and many other values I share with @lehasardludique.
Mural made in @lehasardludique, Paris, March 2022.
This triptych is titled « Source of life ». It is an ode to femininity, life, diversity, peace, nature, fluidity, the sharing, nudity, community and many other values I share with @lehasardludique.
Mural I have been painting in Haro with Festival Abocajarro! I am happy to have visited this beautiful part of la Rioja, famous for it’s wine 🍷
Mural 65m2 I made in FAZUNCHAR festival in august 2021, Portugal. I enjoyed a lot making this piece! Thousand thanks to Mistaker Maker for inviting me for this edition, I have had a wonderful time in Portugal with this magical group ✨🌈
📸 by the great Miguel Oliveira
"El reencuentro" Mural 15X2,5M for Mahou in the Ci Urban Fest, Getafe, Madrid.
Collaboration with Cultura Inquieta. September 2021
Last mural of the year 2020 (7x6 meters) made for @laplataformabcn and @poblenouud in the parking of @playgroundmag. C/ Pujades 116, Barcelona.
💡Project curator @b.murals
📸 Photos & video @martagdiaz
Behind this happy and dancing illustration states this question related to social medias: Why do we spend more energy pretending to be happy than being happy? 💬
Mural made from a participative workshop with the neighbours.Centre Cívic de Pla de Palau, Girona,
Spain. October 2020.
Project curator: Rebobinart
Art direction and big scale murals for the new offices of Temprano Capital, in collaboration with Livensa Living.
Madrid, September 2020.
"L'Arche", mural 20x10m made in June 2020 for Label Valette Festival. Montargis, France.
BUY HERE the A3 print signed limited edition "L'Arche". Special thanks to Label Valette team!
"Tomorrow is far" sums up very well, in my opinion, this paradox in which we live. Between the climate emergency and the denial of this society led in large part by money and power.
This mural takes up the theme of Noah's ark revisited. The capitalist Man looking towards the future, offshore, ignoring the ecosystem (of which he is a part) in flames on his own ship.
We can also see a person drifting in the water, echoing the current immigration crisis.
The choice of colors and elements is intended to reflect the beauty and richness of the living world that we should strive to preserve.
"Demain, c'est loin" résume très bien, selon moi, ce paradoxe dans lequel nous vivons, entre l'urgence climatique et le déni de cette société dirigée en grande partie par l'argent et le pouvoir.Cette fresque reprend la thématique de l'arche de Noé revisité. l'Homme capitaliste regardant vers le futur, au large, ignorant l'écosystème (duquel il fait parti) en flammes sur son propre navire. On peut aussi aussi apercevoir une personne à la dérive dans l'eau, faisant écho à la crise de l'immigration actuelle.Le choix des couleurs et des éléments ont pour but de refléter la beauté et la richesse du monde vivant que nous devrions nous efforcer de préserver.