Klonism

<div>Beautiful toucan in Akumal Pueblo by Klonism for the Akumal Arts Festival</div>

Toucan 

<div>Created by local artist Klonism from the UK who lives in Akumal and is part of the team of directors for Akumal Arts Festival for which this piece was created for. Inspired from the mexican folk art of alebrijes Klonism paints colorful vibrant animals but mainly birds.&nbsp;</div>

Cosmic Owl

<div>This artwork is KLONISM’s version of one of the many frescos found in the ancient city of Pompeii. It features a peacock surrounded by lemon trees and embodies the resurrection of Pompeii from the ashes and lava. The peacock is a symbol of eternity, showing that art will exist indefinitely and will never be destroyed.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;</div><div>The 34-year-old artist Jake, aka KLONISM, is from Leeds, West Yorkshire. Many people across the globe have seen his artwork and have impressed many of them. His works of art are in the graffiti genre and have vibrant colors that catch the eye. He was 12 years old when he first became passionate about graffiti. At 22, he made a professional move and started teaching art creation in schools. He taught them how to paint murals and organized after-school activities for kids. He currently divides his time between Denver, Mexico, and the United Kingdom, but he also travels extensively to create murals. KLONISM took part in many art festivals around the United States, the most recent being AWOL at Art Basel in Miami. Jake's artwork is bold and intricate; he takes delight in his work, and this allows his artistic brilliance to shine through.&nbsp;</div>

“Klonisms Enchanted Garden” 

Ramiro Davaro-Comas

<div>Mural painted by Ramiro &amp; Klonism across from the Akumal community center for the Akumal Arts Festival in Mexico</div>

Akumal Space Shark

DanQ

<div>Peacock mural painted by Klonism &amp; Dan Q in Akumal Pueblo for the Akumal Arts Festival</div>

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