Tamara Alves

<ul><li>Artist: <strong>TAMARA ALVES </strong>(http://www.tamaraalves.com/)</li><li>Curator: <strong>Fundação José Saramago</strong> (https://www.josesaramago.org/); <strong>Galeria de Arte Urbana</strong> (http://gau.cm-lisboa.pt/)</li><li>Photo made by: <strong>irRIT'ARTE</strong> (https://www.instagram.com/irritarte https://www.facebook.com/Irritarte/)</li><li>Org.: <strong>Lisbon Street Art Tours </strong>(https://www.facebook.com/Lisbonstreetarttours)</li></ul><div><br></div>

Disquiet Heart

<div>https://www.instagram.com/tamara_aalves</div>

Animal

<ul><li>Artist<strong>:</strong> <strong>Tamara Alves</strong> (http://www.tamaraalves.com/)</li><li>Curator: <strong>Loures Arte Pública</strong> (https://www.facebook.com/Louresartepublica/) &nbsp;</li><li>Photo made by: <strong>irRIT'ARTE</strong> (https://www.instagram.com/irritarte https://www.facebook.com/Irritarte/)</li><li>Org.: <strong>Lisbon Street Art Tours</strong> (https://www.facebook.com/Lisbonstreetarttours)</li></ul><div>2014</div>

True Love Tiger

Untitled

<div>Project: Infinito Festival 2018</div>

We Can Be Heroes 

<div>When Tamara Alves originally painted this mystical mural for Festival TODOS 2016, along the outer wall of the Hospital dos Capuchos, the background was a blood red color. The composite image spoke of the history running through the veins of Lisbon neighborhoods and the blood running through the veins of the multicultural Lisboetas.<br><br>Years of relentless Lisbon sun has faded this background to sweeping shades of gray, but it remains no less impressive.</div>

Escape into Life

<ul><li>Artist: <strong>TAMARA ALVES </strong>(http://www.tamaraalves.com/)</li><li>Curator: <strong>Galeria de Arte Urbana</strong> (http://gau.cm-lisboa.pt/) &nbsp;</li><li>Photo made by: <strong>irRIT'ARTE</strong> (https://www.instagram.com/irritarte https://www.facebook.com/Irritarte/)</li><li>Org.: <strong>Lisbon Street Art Tours </strong>(https://www.facebook.com/Lisbonstreetarttours)</li></ul><div><br></div>

Bigod

Huariu

Margarida Fleming

<div>Collaborative wall of all the artists of ARTURb 2021 - LAC</div>

Collaborative wall with changing dogs

OZEARV

<div>MURO - Festival de Arte Urbana Lx 2019</div>

workshop: Fora das Margens

<div>This wall art is like an oil painting. Check it out!<br><br>Instagram&nbsp;<br>Artist: @tamara_aalves<br>Hunter: @_romaalex_&nbsp;</div>

Oil Painting of a Person

<div>WOOL- Covilhã Urban Art Festival 2014</div>

<div>Tamara Alves is a Portuges artist who lives in Lisbon and for the Iminente Festival in 2019 she painted at a abandonded restaurant with the best panaromic view over Lisboa.</div><div>Her work is characterized by aggressive lines, strong shadows and little color, often depicting a human body, or part of it, with animals. Here she emphasizes the animal side of humans that we all share.&nbsp;</div>

<div>MURO - Festival de Arte Urbana Lx 2016</div>

Fire Walk With Me

<div>Project: Poesia Na Rua</div>

<div>&nbsp;Tamara Alves&nbsp; is a Portuguese visual artist and illustrator, currently based in Lisbon.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Tamara Alves has been weaving a narrative that celebrates in a raw, poetic way the primeval vitality of strong sensations, of an animal becoming, of brute passion, as opposed to rational deliberation.<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Based on the idea that our instincts are what defines us, the artist invokes a universe of (female) human and animal figures in interaction with the natural landscape and objects imbued with a strong symbolic charge that invite us to embrace feelings as a wild and untamed driving force.<br>In this artwork, Flowers simbolize the inner evolution, the long path that the human being goes through. This evolution goes side by side with taking care of this flower, taking care of each other, taking care of ourselves.</div>

S&D - Pilar europeu dos direitos sociais

<div>Author of one of the songs that served as the slogan for the 25th of April is honored on the facade of a building on the corner of Rua António Patrício and Avenida de Roma, observed a few meters away by the also immense mural dedicated to the singer.<br><br>A work that contemplates Alvalade with a “duet”, since the one who observes the immense painting closely is Simone de Oliveira, immortalized on the facade of the building next to the new mural .<br><br>The homage to the performer of E tarde do adeus , winner of the 1974 Festival da Canção and, alongside Grândola, Vila Morena , key song for the 25th of April, is part of the Inesquecíveis Gallery , an initiative of the Parish Council of Alvalade to stamp the effigy of great Portuguese artists on murals around the neighbourhood.<br><br>The artist was invited by the honoree himself. “He called me and said he'd like me to paint his face on the building's façade”, recalls Tamara Alves, 39, an Algarve woman from Praia do Carvoeiro who has been spreading her art around the country's walls abroad for 13 years.</div>

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