Boa Mistura

<div>The flowers of this façade by the Boa Mistura collective represent the season of spring 2020 lost to the Covid-19 pandemic. Boa Mistura were so happy to be out on the streets again and excited to paint that they finished the project in 10 days instead of the usual 3 weeks.</div>

Spring Flowers

Untitled

<div>BOA MISTURA is a Madrilenian collective of five artists. In over 15 years, their artistic recognition is no longer questionable as evidenced by their works around the world. Their commitment is to improve neighborhoods through art, transform the city to reach the people.<br>This artwork aimed to raise awareness of recycling. This is the result of a collaboration with the EcoAlf brand for more sustainable consumption practices.</div>

In Trash We Trust

<div>BOA MISTURA is a Madrilenian collective of five artists. In over 15 years, their artistic recognition is no longer questionable as evidenced by their works around the world. Their commitment is to improve neighborhoods through art, transform the city to reach the people.<br>Wall painted for CALLE Lavapies 2018, the lads try to explain the process when you're exposed to an art piece, first you see, then look &amp; at the end, feel.&nbsp;</div>

Ver, Mirar, Sentir.

<div><strong>&nbsp;</strong>&nbsp;(Breathe).<br>"An Oasis in the middle of chaos".</div>

Respira 

Boa Mistura - Festival Asalto

<div>Note about the author: Boa Mistura is a multidisciplinary team with roots in graffiti art. Born in late 2001 in Madrid, Spain, where is currently located their headquarter. They develop their work mainly in the public space. The term “Boa Mistura” comes from the portuguese “good mixture”, referring to the diversity of backgrounds and points of view from each member.</div>

Boa Mistura II - Festival Asalto

OSTAJEMO / We Stay

<div>mural for Living Walls ATL (mural behind the bowling alley)</div>

SOUL

<div><strong>Boa Mistura, a world-famous team of artists, invites to fight against climate change with the mural on a nine-story building.<br></strong><br>The fresco depicts fish and other oceans on a dark blue background and is initiated by Our Fish, an international NGO. With this picture, Vilnius residents, guests and top decision-makers will be invited to pay more attention to the protection of the oceans and other water bodies and to take more effective care of climate determinants.</div>

The Heartbeat of the Oceans

<div>Madrid quartet made this two figures of St. Johns beetle of good luck on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/mextonia/">mextonia</a> festival 2017</div>

 St. Johns beetle

TRILLENDE LENTE

<div>The transformed words are saying<br>&nbsp;"Dem Menschen von heute die Wohnung von heute"<br>&nbsp;(Para el hombre de hoy, el apartamento de hoy / For the people of today the home of today)</div>

Dem Menschen von heute die Wohnung von heute

<div>"Piensa un deseio y sal a buscarlo - Alcanza tus suenos - Ama lo que haces (Wish you something and go out to look for it - Reach your dreams - Love what you do)" Corner Calle San Lorenzo/Calle Barros, Soho , Malaga #MALAGA created by team Boa Mistura Boamistura from Madrid as part of the mouse Malaga MOUSE MÁLAGA<br><br>The term "Boa Mistura", comes from the Portuguese "Good Mix", refers to the diversity of formations and points of view of each of us. The first joint mural was created at the end of 2001<br><br>Boa Mistura are:<br><br>Javier Serrano Guerra. Architect of ETSAG, specialized in landscape at the IUAV of Venice.<br><br>Juan Jaume Fernandez holds a degree in Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid and a specialization in Image Arts from the University of the Arts in Berlin.<br><br>Pablo Ferreiro Mederos. Degree in Fine Arts from complutense University madrid, specializing in graphic design at the Aalto School of Design in Helsinki.<br><br>Pablo Purón Carrillo Illustrator and Bachelor in Advertising and Public Relations from URJC Madrid.</div>

Make a wish and go out looking for it 

Life is a state of mind

<div>This painting is included in the schedule “Vigo ciudad de color 2018”.</div>

<div>We are moving therefore we are alive. What is still, dries up and die. That is the reason why the human being has always look to go further and further, by building roads and railways, by sailing the oceans and flying above the clouds.<br>But not the only physical movement what keeps us alive.<br><br>Social unrest keeps the ideals awake and up in arms. That is another way of feeling alive. The San Cristobal colony lives with the movement -in the broadest sense- running through its veins.<br><br>"With this intervention we want to pay tribute to a community that has fought for their principles. The movement has maintained the San Cristobal Colony awake, preserving it's identity and neighborhood character despite the circle of fire that the corporate development has created around these 25 blocks."<br><br><a href="https://www.boamistura.com/en/proyecto/la-vida-es-movimiento-en/">More info on Boa Mistura's page</a></div>

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