🏆 Nomination: Best Of 2022

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<div>This our most recent piece in Briançon, France. It is an area that is located between mountains, in the French Alps. Without the intention of competing with this beauty of the landscape, we focus on the surface that we use, the architecture.&nbsp;<br>We decided to open this wall to show an empowered and defiant youth, which makes its way to a more equal and fair society in this winding place and violet horizons that disappear in the clouds. We trust that the briancon community, who warmly welcomed us this week, knows how to appropriate and enjoy this mural, never forgetting that urban interventions like thisone are ephemeral artworks and that they belong to a specific time. Many thanks to eternelles crapulles,<br><br></div>

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>The mural depicts a figure with two faces, with its arms crossed in revolt. It means the freedom to express yourself as you are.</div><div>Everyone has this strength, and this universality is made through two faces that do not belong to anyone in particular, realized through a technique typical of artists, that is to distort the facial features of pre-existing photographs for nullifying the boundaries between genders and the distinction between male and female.</div><div>The structure of the bodies recalls the feminine, and at the same time denies it. Freely showing armpit hair doesn’t meet a commonly acceptable beauty standard. In the artists’ imagery, there is no clearer symbol of true beauty, which at the same time includes fragility and strength.</div><div>The image is in motion, a sudden passage between the faces representing change and the absence of barriers. All genders are so expressed, as in transition, and at the same time, this image in transition nullifies every gender.</div><div>The bodies are immersed in a lake of colors, which is at the same time a link with the neighborhood’s architecture, and a liquid that envelops and submerges the body, and therefore reinforces the idea of constant change, which never makes us the same as ourselves. same.</div><div>The play has no title.</div><div>It will be the way, to which he belongs now, to nominate him.&nbsp;</div>

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<div>f water can mix.<br>If age can fluctuate.<br>If weather can change.<br>If bodies can transport.<br>If thoughts can scatter.<br>If plans can be interrupted.<br>If roads can diverge.<br>If senses can deceive you.<br>If the world can transform.<br>If we can perceive diversity in landscapes.<br>If we can believe in life.<br>If we can dream.<br>If minds can vary.<br>If there can be evolution.<br>If there is talk of a new normal.<br>Gender can be fluid.<br><br>Gender is diverse, beautiful, complex.<br>It is not limited to pink or blue.<br>The future is non-binary.<br><br>Project:&nbsp; Infinito Festival 2020</div>

Gender Diversity

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<div>The Crystal Ship 2021: Summer of Street Art</div>

<div>Finally got to check the finished wall at @qutrealworld by the talented @medianerasmurales for @bsafest 2019<br>“As street artists, we believe public art does more than just beautify cities, it creates a shared space to bring individuals and communities together”<br>📍QUT Kelvin Grove, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia<br>#medianeras #medianerasmurales #bsafest #bsaf2019&nbsp;<br>#streetphotography #streetart #streetartistry #streetartphoto #brisbanestreetart #brisbane #brisbaneanyday #visitbrisbane #discoverbrisbane #mybrisbane&nbsp; #streetartaustralia #streetarteverywhere #streetart_daily #streetartglobe #streetartcities #topstreetphoto #topstreetart #graffiti_n_wallart #tv_streetart #rsa_streetart #jj_urbanart #viewsofbrisbane #streetartchat #graffiti_of_our_world</div>

<div>This work was realized for the Biennale street art "Superwalls" (June 2021).</div>

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<div>WOOL- Covilhã Urban Art Festival 2017</div>

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>Due figure umane che intrecciano i loro tratti somatici, mischiando forme e pensieri, il tutto su una facciata di un palazzo ben visibile e circondato da verde urbano e dalla pista ciclabile.<br>Questa l’idea concepita e realizzata dalle artiste argentine, di stanza in Spagna, Medianeras (Vanesa Galdeano e Anali Chanquìa) che dal 19 al 26 settembre sono state ospiti ben gradite del quartiere leccese, impegnate nella realizzazione del disegno e circondate come sempre dalla curiosità e dall’ospitalità degli abitanti del quartiere.</div><div>Una settimana durante la quale si sono mischiate almeno tre lingue diverse ai piedi del palazzo. Giorni che hanno trasformato i sorrisi in domande e in curiosità da parte dei bambini nelle strade, stimolati dalle forme e dai colori e pronti a dar battaglia per un quartiere più bello e colorato.</div><div>Il lavoro, il decimo nel quartiere a partire dal 2017, voluto e donato dal SOROPTIMIST CLUB LECCE in occasione del centenario della fondazione del Soroptimist International, è ancora una volta il risultato della collaborazione fra il laboratorio <strong>167B Street, la Parrocchia San Giovanni Battista e Arca Sud Salento.</strong>&nbsp;</div>

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