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Uriginal

<div>WOOL- Covilhã Urban Art Festival 2011</div>

Workshop Paste Up

<div>&nbsp;The building of the <a href="https://rebobinart.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=1bfbe415e38be2b31a39bd636&amp;id=5b0efa18ae&amp;e=e025e5ad57">Livensa Living Studios Madrid Alcobendas</a> project culminates with the mural intervention of more than 138 square meters of the artist <a href="https://rebobinart.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=1bfbe415e38be2b31a39bd636&amp;id=0eee849194&amp;e=e025e5ad57">Uriginal</a>, who has represented a female character, which fusions Athena, the Greek goddess of war and civilization, with Minerva, the Roman goddess of wisdom and the arts. The figure’s face traits look like a mosaic made of a myriad of color hues. The artist’s touch is remarkable in this work, a mark characterized by the deconstruction of organic forms to visually reinterpret them through geometric compositions that play with lights and shadows, and different volumes.<br><br>Departing from the command of color and anatomy, the artwork challenges the beholder to question how our eye deciphers what we see, which is constituted by a million of chromatic points that are ordered by sight into a shape that makes sense. The exercise that Uriginal executes is an inverted “trompe l’oeil” – instead of making his hand invisible, the artist highlights the coding of the image leaving it in its initial state, without interpretations or nuances.<br><br>Minerva’s fragmented face is complemented by another of the artist’s marks: the vibrant sunflower-like colors emanating from the figure transport us to a contemporary apparition of the goddess. At the same time, it reaffirms the artist’s mission of trying to reveal the mysteries of color.<br><br>The mural, which has been produced by <a href="https://rebobinart.us13.list-manage.com/track/click?u=1bfbe415e38be2b31a39bd636&amp;id=3174f1ce15&amp;e=e025e5ad57">Rebobinart</a>, has been executed from May 3 to 26, and will be inaugurated once the hotel opens its doors next September.&nbsp;</div>

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