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Luciana

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Dario Martin

Florencia Arbizu

Henris

Laura Riolfi

<div>At Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza entre Juan Manuel Blanes y 20 de Septiembre there is this mural full of flowers painted by Laura Riolfi, painted during one of the editions of Festival Ciudad Emergente organized by Color BA&nbsp; from his account I goy the second photo that shows details.</div><div><br></div>

Flowers

Mabel Vicentef

<div>text stolen from the painter's instagram<br><br><br>EMPATHY // Empathy<br><br>The awakening of women and the advancement of consciousness. Women who look at each other, who understand each other, who listen to each other and understand each other. Located in front of the "Puente de la mujer" this mural, works in the same vein, and completes it. The sculpture is structurally supported in the space where the mural is, and they mutually support each other. Analogously, both works work in the same sense as these women because in a difficult world full of hostilities, empathy is perhaps the most important quality.<br>.<br>.<br>Thanks to @ppruyas for their great help and collaboration 🌿<br>Thank you very much @quimtexdelviso For the hydro-enamel 🙌<br>@elgalgopinta for the brushes</div>

Empatia (empathy)

Martin Ron

<div><br>&nbsp;</div><div><strong>The renowned muralist Martín Ron created two works at the National University of Lomas de Zamora</strong> (UNLZ), which celebrates its 50th anniversary on October 13. These are two murals that were painted in the Central Library and move everyone who walks the paths of the property.<br><br></div><div>The muralist explained that <strong>the two works "portray studying, but hand in hand with what work is</strong> . " They make an impact, their realism surprises and the details leave more than one speechless. In the scenes you can see issues that the students who attend the house of higher studies experience daily: the bus trip with the notes underlined with fluorine highlighter, the traditional Capitán del Espacio alfajores and the inevitable Don Satur biscuits, which accompany each meeting study and breaks.<br><br></div><div>“Inside we have a classic scene, which can be the kitchen of a family home. Using the cell phone, the notes, highlighted, the cookies appear, the classic alfajores, a bitten pen. That is where the identification is strong, ”explains Ron, while in the“ second scene, there is a girl who is studying with a backpack on her legs, in a bus ”. "The wall becomes a window," warns the muralist, who focuses on "the seasoned hands." “It symbolizes the effort, the sacrifice and the work”, he concludes.<br><br></div><div><strong>The mural of the young woman traveling by bus and studying is outside the Library, while the scene of the study meeting can be enjoyed in the hall.</strong>&nbsp;<br>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br>El reconocido muralista Martín Ron se encuentra trabajando desde hace tiempo en dos obras en la Universidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora (UNLZ), que celebra sus 50 años el próximo 13 de octubre. Se trata de dos murales que fueron pintados en la Biblioteca Central y conmueven a todo aquel que transita los caminos del predio.<br><br>El muralista explicó que las dos obras “retratan el estudiar, pero de la mano de lo que es el trabajo”. Impactan, su realismo sorprende y los detalles dejan boquiabiertos a más de uno. En las escenas pueden verse cuestiones que a diario viven los estudiantes que asisten a la casa de altos estudios: el viaje en colectivo con los apuntes subrayados con resaltador flúor, los tradicionales alfajores Capitán del Espacio y los infaltables bizcochitos Don Satur, que acompañan cada encuentro de estudio y en los recreos.<br><br>“En el interior tenemos una escena clásica, que puede ser la cocina de una casa de familia. Utilizando el celular, los apuntes, resaltados, aparecen las galletitas, los alfajores clásicos, una birome mordida. Es ahí donde está fuerte la identificación”, explica Ron, mientras que en la “segunda escena, hay una chica que está estudiando con una mochila sobre sus piernas, en un colectivo”. “La pared se convierte en una ventana”, advierte el muralista, quien hace foco en “las manos aguerridas”. “Simboliza el esfuerzo, el sacrificio y el trabajo”, concluye.<br><br>El mural de la joven viajando en colectivo y estudiando se encuentra en el exterior de la Biblioteca, mientras que la escena de la juntada de estudio se puede disfrutar en el hall.<br><br></div>

Travel Study

Bianca Geroldi

raefyo

Crossing the desert

Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada

<div><strong>Buenos Aires – 2015</strong></div><div>David is an 11 year old child studying at the Isauro Arancibia Education Center, located at 1318 Paseo Colón, in the San Telmo district of Buenos Aires, where two hundred children and youth who live on the streets or are in danger of becoming homeless attend kindergarden, elementary school and primary studies for adults. Knowing that no child would learn on an empty stomach the school also offers food to the students.</div><div>This institution was threatened by possible demolition to build the trace of the Metrobus that will pass through the area. The building, which still serves young people in marginal situation, has no heat and no maintenance tasks are performed by the State due to the new urban planning.</div><div>Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada made this mural to help visualize the problems of this School. Please give your support to help found the school to prevent more children to be on the streets, please contact the Centre. To make this mural Jorge Rodriguez-Gerada he had the support of friends Res Nonverba, a producer of art in Buenos Aires, Argentina who made a documentary record of the development of the work.<br>Source: <a href="https://gerada-art.com/project/david/">Official Gerada Art Website</a></div><div><br>Yo can check a documentarie of the making process of the wall <a href="https://vimeo.com/144583780">HERE</a></div>

David

Diego Roa

<div>At Don Pedro de Mendoza corner with Juan Manuel Blanes there is another blue boy dreaming painted by Diego Roa</div>

Untitled

Tode Art

<div>In the framework of the Color Ba festival, artists from all over the world intervened the walls of the La Boca neighborhood, in this case we see a mural by the visual artist Tode ig @ tode.art formed by intersecting colored tubes</div>

Colors by Tode

Unknown

<div>In this mural that covers the entire façade of the Grupo de Teatro Catalinas Sur we see different characters that make up the essence of the neighborhood, such as a couple dancing tango, the volunteer firefighters who have their barracks on Calle Brandsen 567, which was the first barracks of volunteer firefighters of the country. We see the Nicolas Avellaneda Shuttle Bridge, the tango singer Gardel, the painter Benito Quinquela Martin who lived in the neighborhood and painted its landscapes, murgueros, boats, fans of the Boca football club, etc.</div><pre><br></pre>

 Essence of Neigborhood

<pre>In pictures we see @casamundus a place where I could stay and live! Where can you buy 📚 💿 and 🖼
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It has two branches. This one with its intervened front is in Agustín Caffarena 86, between Caboto and Pedro de Mendoza. La Boca Neighborhood.</pre><div><br></div>

Casa Mundus

Jorge Pomar

<div>For&nbsp; months Jorge has been talking with friends, taxi drivers and passers-by about this question : "What&nbsp; song represents Buenos Aires?".<br>So this is Jorge's story:<br><em>From Piazzolla to Sumo, from Tana Rinaldi to DJs Pareja, taking in Ca7riel and Soda Stereo, the artist began to collect the responses on a Spotify playlist: </em><a href="https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5S55JaKsK2bc8Jb3MZfbpO">“64 tonos de Buenos Aires”</a>.<em><br>One night I went for a walk in the city center. "Amor Buenos Aires" by Jorge López Ruiz was the first track I heard in my headphones. I got lost on Diagonal Norte Av. and San Martín St., looking for clues in a bar or scribbled wall. Someone on a corner sang me a tango written by Angel Villoldo, "El carrero y el cochero”. I looked for it on Spotify but couldn’t find it. Then, I discovered it on YouTube, it was a 1908 recording.

<br>I headed south. I called Z to find out what he thought. His response was "Made in Argentina" by Mala Fama. I added it to the list. I continued to wander for blocks in solitude, looking and looking for the song of Buenos Aires. I reached the Obelisk and sat down to watch the city lights. At this moment I realized it: I was not finding the song of Buenos Aires. My search led to a dead end street, or rather, to an avenue of numerous ramifications. There are many songs of Buenos Aires.
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<br>The following days the question became an obsession and the song did not appear. Until one night, chatting with Juan, he suggested me to focus on the sound of the city, its noise, above and beyond the music.
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<br>"64 Tones of Buenos Aires" presents a vertical piano stretching 31 meters high at the intersection of Corrientes and Callao Avenues, one of the nerve centers of the city. The work offers a spectrum of 64 tones that could refer to a piece of blue sky, the red of the B subway line, the yellow of a taxi, the green of a handkerchief, the white of the Obelisk, the black in a cup of coffee, the gray of the asphalt, the orange of a school bus, the burgundy of a brick, the colors of a bus transport, the flags of a demonstration, the infinite shades of the city architecture and, shining down upon her, the reflections of the Sun.
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<br>These tones and many more are present in the atmosphere of this corner. Also, I think they can be heard.
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<br>I did not find the song of Buenos Aires. Instead, I found a city conducting an orchestra.<br></em><br>"64 Tones of Buenos Aires" presents a vertical piano stretching 31 meters high at the intersection of Corrientes and Callao avenues, one of the cultural, political and economic nerve center of the city. The work offers a spectrum of 64 tones that could refer to a piece of blue sky, the red of the B subway line, the yellow of a taxi, the green of a handkerchief, the white of the Obelisk, the black in a cup of coffee, the gray of the asphalt, the orange of a school bus, the burgundy of a brick, the colors of a bus transport, the flags of a demonstration, the infinite gray shades of Buenos Aires architecture and, shining down upon her, the reflections of the Sun.<br>These tones and many more are present in the context of this corner. Also, I think they can be heard.<br>Jorge did not find the song of Buenos Aires. Instead, he found a city conducting an orchestra.<br><br>PS: up there, close to the sky, 31 meters high from the floor, in the first blue tone, embedded in the wall, there is a text written on a piece of paper. What does it say? We invite you to write in <a href="http://www.64tonosdebuenosaires.com.ar/">www.64tonosdebuenosaires.com.ar</a><br><br><br></div>

64 tones of Buenos Aires

Pinta Argentina

<div>In the Luna de enfrente square (opposite moon) the Pinta Argentina collective intervened on two walls that make up the "Luna de Enfrente" square. The mural talks about dreams, races, cultural, migrant dreams. Life is a Dream.&nbsp;<br><a href="http://www.pintaargentina.com.ar/">http://www.pintaargentina.com.ar/</a></div>

Mural de los sueños

<div>Diego Roa always paint this blue childrens&nbsp;</div>

Fede Run Dont Walk

<div>Modern cowboys riding an anteater, a bee and a triceratops! full of colors painted in the front of La Veloz Del Norte, a buses company of long distance, near Usina del Arte, a big culture center. This mural was painted by Fede Run dont walk instagram account: fede_rundontwalk<br><br></div>

Cowboys 

Celine Hitier

<div>A mural about Alice in Wonderland&nbsp;</div>

Alice in Wonderland 

Miss Koda

Crazies characters

Omar Panosetti

<div>Argentine Memory<br><br>This is the name of this mural, made by @ omarpanosetti.ilustraciones in 2010.<br><br>It is located on the corner of Corrientes and Reconquista in the downtown area of ​​Buenos Aires.<br>The work was made in synthetic enamel.<br>Its dimensions are 5.82 meters by 4.20.<br>It is a joint initiative of AMIA and SIGEN (Governing Body of the Internal Control System under the Presidency) aimed at making "memory and demanding justice".<br>Let us remember today that 85 people died and another 300 were wounded by the terrorist attack, and the AMIA headquarters was totally destroyed.</div><div><br></div>

Memoria Argentina

<div>The artwork is entitled ‘Tres’ or ‘Three’ and features three young women. Mabel says that women are just as important as her art. “Since I was a child I was always surrounded by women, in my family where there are practically no men, and it’s like that with my friends, that is a solid group of around 20 women,” explained Mabel. Growing up in such an environment without men automatically avoided gender stereotypes. This mural reflects an intimate circle of women who support each other . The birds featured in the mural are al from the area of the Delta in the county of San Fernando. She’s from the northern part of Buenos Aires and the closeness of the river is important to me and many people from the area.”<br><br></div>

Tres

<div>Outside of Instituto Industrial Luis A. Huergo, a secondary school we can see a mural of childrens playing, in San Telmo neighborhood.&nbsp;</div>

Childrens playing

Fio Silva

<pre>The photos are all from @fio.silva except the last one that is mine.
It is a winged deer painted with latex and hydro-enamel during @colorba in September 2017.
If you want to see it is located on Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza between J M Blanes and 20 de Septiembre.
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@fiosilva has beautiful works! Stop by on your own to see more deer, birds, and lots of art!</pre><div><br></div>

Ciervo alado

Chu Doma

<div>next to another mural done by Nelio there is this colored mural painted by Chu Doma during color ba festival in La Boca neighboorhod</div>

Contacto

Millo

<div>the international artist&nbsp; Millo (Ig: @_millo_ ) known for painting in the heights did it again, this time at the side of a building in La Boca, Buenos Aires, Argentina, during the Color BA festival</div>

How did we get this far apart

Anuario de Ilustradores

<div>Another achromatic mural in this case made by @anuariodeilustradores on Av Don Pedro de Mendoza between Juan Manuel Blanes and 20 de Septiembre. La Boca</div>

Aryz

<div>A giant Hippopotamus rinding a bike, in the classic San Telmo neighborhood, San Telmo is one of the most ancient neighborhood of Buenos Aires, full of story. <br><a href="http://www.aryz.es/">http://www.aryz.es/</a>&nbsp;</div>

 hippopotamus riding a bike

Milu Correch

<div><br>The mural was painted during the Color BA Festival&nbsp;<a href="https://www.buenosaires.gob.ar/noticias/recorrido-guiado-por-el-arte-urbano-de-la-boca">http://www.blogbuenavida.com/2016/09/colorba-el-festival-de-murales-que.html</a></div>

Murguero (Carnival)

marvez

<div>Proyecto Somos Uno, you can check more works here: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/proyectosomosuno/">https://www.instagram.com/proyectosomosuno/</a></div>

Pulp Fusion

Camillewalala

<pre>Work of Camillewalala for ColorBA in the neighborhood of La Boca</pre><div><br></div>

Cesar (G)

<div><strong>María Eva Duarte de Perón</strong> (7 May 1919 – 26 July 1952) was the wife of Argentine President Juan Perón (1895–1974) and First Lady of Argentina from 1946 until her death in 1952. She is usually referred to as <strong>Eva Perón</strong> or <strong>Evita</strong>. Source: <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eva_Perón">Wikipedia</a></div>

Evita portrait

BGL Crew

<div>Character by a member of the BGL Crew. This zone is full of graffiti bombs and murals productions.</div>

Rat Brain character

<div>The insect is signed by "Bianca" her instagram is https://www.instagram.com/bianca.artetattoo/ . The dog is a style of an artist that made various murals in San Telmo, but dont sign.</div>

Animals

Julian Brangold

Hernan Weisz

Carola Bagnato

<div>"Augustan"<br>.<br>A work by @julian.brangold with the help of @hernanweisz and @carolabagnato<br>.<br>In the words of the author, this was the biggest project he ever did.<br>.<br>It takes 5 days, occupies more than 175 square meters and measures more than 5 meters in height<br>.<br>It is made of acrylic, latex paint.<br>.<br>It is located (of course in La Boca) at Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza 400 a few steps from the @usinadelarte</div>

Augustan

Lucas Lasnier "Parbo"

<div>old sheds the one on the left was painted by Lucas Lasnier Parbo.&nbsp;</div>

unnamed 

<div>The street art is not a crime say the mural, while a man plays saxophone&nbsp;</div>

El arte callejero no es delito

<div>In the image we can see a big face of Frida Kahlo, joined by a black cat and an orangutan. it´s on the first floor of a real state, in Palermo neighboorhood.</div>

Frida Kahlo with a monkey

Muralismo Nómade en Resistencia

<pre>The Muralismo Nómade en Resistencia collective made this mural in the neighborhood of La Boca to join the fight against violence against women, "shouting" "Vivas nos queremos" (we want us alive) which is the motto of the fight, asking that we not look the other way and let's fight for the eradication of sexual exploitation</pre><div><br></div>

Vivas nos queremos

<div>A little girl stands on tiptoe to cover a wall with Lego blocks. Play. It is the center of the image of a monumental mural on the dividing wall of a building in Banfield with which <strong>Martín Ron,</strong> the Argentine positioned among the best urban artists in the world, has just broken the record in height.<br><br></div><div>On the 65-meter wall, which houses the highest mural in the region, the image of the girl is observed with attention or by chance from hundreds of windows, balconies and sidewalks. Ron hung his painting in the open air and gave reasons to look up and be surprised by a work that breaks with the monotony of the southern suburbs landscape.<br><br>With the design, the public space becomes the frame of a painting that brings the gestures of childhood to a magnificent scale. The neighbors are now inhabitants of some lands of Lilliput before the portrait of a giant, which there are already two, since a year ago, on another large facade, Ron painted a child, who visually dialogues on the urban scene with whom make up the new duo. Soon, there will be three. Meanwhile, the girl stands on the metallic balloon with which the protagonist of the other painting is playing.<br><br></div><div>“When I paint, I literally turn my back on the city; then it is the work that manifests itself, it makes things happen, it grows wings ”, says the artist.<br>"The works generate a sense of belonging and pride for the neighborhood," says Ron. “I have lived here for five years. Until now, I opened a window and where I now see the murals I saw a wall. It became an attraction, and the properties, I estimate, are going to be revalued ”<br><br></div><div><br><br></div>

Girl with a balloon

<div>&nbsp;The Plaza Lola Mora in Buenos Aires has become the last pilgrimage center for Maradon, the god of Argentine football. On October 30, thousands of people came there to celebrate Diego Maradona’s birthday and remember him two years after his death together with the largest portrait of him that exists. It was painted by the artist Martín Ron on the wall of a 12-story building, 40 meters wide and 45 meters high.<br><br></div><div>“Diego is strength, it is courage in the face of adversity,” describes Martín Ron (Caseros, 31 years old) in a talk with EL PAÍS at the foot of the mural. “He always challenged power and never understood limits. They may or may not want it, but something happens to everyone with Maradona and not everyone can achieve that. When Diego left, a piece of our childhood, of our history, also left, and remembering him with a tribute mural is too beautiful, ”he adds.&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Ron worked with a team of seven people from seven in the morning to seven in the evening for a month to arrive on time for October 30th. About 800 liters of paint were needed. On Saturday, on the eve of the birthday, an end-of-work barbecue was held with Ron and Pedro Peña, creator of the La Carnicería, Niño Gordo, Chori and Paquito restaurants, among others.&nbsp;</div>

Maradonna

<div>Outside a Peruan restaurant there is a mural about Machu Pichu</div>

Mamani Peruan Restaurant

El Marian

Voicot

<div>The <strong>animal rights movement</strong>, sometimes called the <strong>animal liberation movement</strong>, <strong>animal personhood</strong>, or <strong>animal advocacy movement</strong>, is a social movement which seeks an end to the rigid moral and legal distinction drawn between human and non-human animals, an end to the status of animals as property, and an end to their use in the research, food, clothing, and entertainment industries. Source: <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_rights_movement">Wikipedia</a></div>

Animal rights movement

<pre>Outside the communal see of the health center of commune 14 the @pintaargentinaok collective painted a mural against bullying on 27/27/2018, which was a donation by the collective, and had the collaboration of Mario Velez, Mayk Casais, Diego Berardogc and El Sabato Cultural Space. <a href="http://www.pintaargentina.com.ar/">http://www.pintaargentina.com.ar/</a></pre>

Cuidemos a las personas

natacha rios

pablo hellmun

<div>Outside of However bar there is a Frida Kahlo with an iconic message "pies para que los quiero si tengo alas para volar" "feets so i want them if i have wings to fly. Next to Frida there is a man smoking a cigarette painted by Pablo Hellmun</div>

Frida Kahlo by Natacha / smoke man 

<div>in the same block as the Faculty of Economics, of University of Buenos Aires are these murals</div><pre><br></pre>

Tango 

Paola Delfín

<div>this angel was painted in the front of the house where born the famous plastic artist Cata Mortola de Bianchi (1889-1966)</div><pre>The famous plastic artist Cata Mortola de Bianchi (1889-1966) was born in this Boquense site, it was a tribute to the Seminar and History Archive of La Boca del Riachuelo in the International Year of Women 20/12/1975</pre>

B and W Angel

guille pachelo

<pre>Guille Pachelo has a very defined style, he always paints the same character with a message on his cap, the message is usually a forceful phrase, he also uses the paste up technique</pre><div><br></div>

mensajes 

innato

polara

<pre>The last photo is from @i_nnato's Instagram. You will find the work at Av. Don Pedro De Mendoza esq Juan Manuel Blanes. And it was painted at the end of September 2018 within the framework of the #festivalciudademergente organized by @ color.ba and @festivalesgcba</pre><div><br></div>

Purple jungle

Matmakesstuff

<div>The Kiss by&nbsp;<strong>Matilde Digmann.<br></strong>Matilde is an illustrator and maker of porcelain creatures, patches and pins from Copenhagen<br>You can follow her at @matmakesstuff</div><div><a href="https://www.instagram.com/accounts/login/?next=/matmakesstuff/&amp;source=follow"><br></a><br></div><div><strong><br></strong><br></div>

The Kiss

Nati Andreoli

Lina Castellano

Amazonas

<div>I'm not sure who the author is, like that it could be "cachorro" (puppie) Julian. From La Banda de los cachorros (the band of puppies). They are very humble and did not show their work.</div>

Adelaide Aronio

<div>At Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza 401 entre Juan Manuel Blanes y 20 de Septiembre there is this beautiful mural painted by the french Adelaide Aronio.&nbsp;</div>

B and W geometry

Stencil Land

<div>This work is temporary, it is reformed in some time&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Carne

Campos Jesses

<div>Campos Jesses finished a new mural of Frida Kahlo on Friday in Palermo, Buenos Aires. The artwork measures 9 metres high by 7 metres wide and depicts Frida smoking a cigarette in a classic pose.</div><div><br><br></div><div>The mural took the collective of three artists – Julián Campos Segovia, Jean Paul Jesses and Juan Carlos Campos – three weeks to paint using paint brushes and latex paint.<br><br></div><div>Tribute to the iconic Mexican painter holding cigarette with flowers in her hair. The head of Frida is made from a wooden panel attached to the wall.<br><a href="http://www.camposjesses.com.ar/portfolio-items/frida-kahlo/">http://www.camposjesses.com.ar/portfolio-items/frida-kahlo/</a></div>

Frida

Wietse

<div>From Belgium to Buenos Aires, Wietse artist paint a big wall in the neighbourhood of Abasto, he called the artwork "The bull of Argentina". With the help of Ivan of Arte Callejero Latinoamérica to find the wall and Teo Levin for help with the stairs.</div>

The bull of Argentina

Reka One

<div><br></div><div>Spring, that is how the author @rekaone James Reka called his work.
This mural is located in the party wall of Wenceslao Villafañe 152, between Mtro Brin and Caboto.
If you slide you will see different shots that show a pregnant woman (belly and legs)
surrounded by birds and flowers.</div>

Primavera

Juan Jiant

<pre>Today we go with a neighboring image of the deer from yesterday. A very powerful image like everything that @juanjiant paints using the neon that raises any wall !!!</pre><div><br></div>

Neón

<div>in the picture you can see a door painted with a dragon&nbsp;</div>

a door in San Telmo 

Pablo Harimbat

<div>Oablo Harymbat painted this bat joined of so many flowers during the Color Ba Festival in La Boca neighborghood</div>

Bat in colors

Alfredo Segatori

DINO REX EN SKATE

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Big Wall

WALLC

<div>wall that screams with all its might: SUMMER. 😎 🏖<br>.<br>By the time I arrive they had already vandalized it 😾👎🏻<br>.<br>And as I would have loved to see the “making of”, that is, the painting process, all (except the 1st era) were obtained from the Instagram of its author, the authentic one, the only one: @wallc<br>.<br>Obviously this wall is in La Boca, specifically in Av. Don Pedro de Mendoza between Juan Manuel Blanes and September 20. Where else but? 😉<br>.<br>Take a look to Clara Wall's account and you'll see colors, good vibes, energy! Because his designs are that: everything that is good !!!<br>.<br>He intervened artistically: slippers, pots of light yogurt and walls, many walls.</div>

Tano Veron

<div>At Av. Pedro de Mendoza esq 20 de Septiembre. La Boca neighboorhood, Tano Veron painted this powerful message, Be happy (<br>don't fuck with the neighbor) it means that you can be happy don´t fuck anyone, without "stepping on anyone´s head".<br><br>This artist use paste up technique too.&nbsp;</div><pre><br></pre>

Sea Feliz (no joda al prójimo) 

El Marian (Arg)

Lion Graff

<div><br>From left to right we see @ el.mar.ian @liongraff and @ronmuralist is located in Benito Pérez Galdós, almost Minister Brin.<br>The set is called Mujeres. Martin Ron, known as one of the ten best muralists in the world. His large-scale works are characterized by a hyper-realistic style, with the use of strong colors, textures and elements of everyday life. One of his personal stamps is the use of the grid that is present in several of his works. He is also an artist who paints on canvas using this medium for the expression of other types of art.<a href="https://www.buenosaires.gob.ar/noticias/una-invasion-de-coloridos-murales-en-el-distrito-de-las-artes"> https://www.buenosaires.gob.ar/noticias/una-invasion-de-coloridos-murales-en-el-distrito-de-las-artes</a></div>

Mujeres (Women)

<div>The artist Martin Ron painted "Muro de la memoria" (wall of memory) at AMIA (Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina/Mutual Israeli Argentinian association.&nbsp;<br>On July 18, 1994, at 9:53 am, in the morning, a bomb exploded at the scene, killing 85 people and injuring 300. It was a terrorist attack. The staircase is painted on two columns that survived the explosion. And in the second photo the names of the fatal victims are read.&nbsp;<br>The fact still goes unpunished. Memory, truth, justice is the motto of the cause.</div>

Muro de la memoria 

Sonni

<div>This mural is part of the Villa Luro Station Train Square. Was made circa 2006, but in decemeber 2018 is still there.<br>Classic character of Sonni, he is from Villa Luro Neighbourhood but some years ago that he lives in New York, E.E.U.U.</div>

i Am Here

Mariana Zumi

<div>Mural <strong>Osos</strong>. Sobre la calle Ministro Brin sorprende el murales pertenecientes a Marina Zumí (<strong>Osos</strong>), que utilizó colores fuertes, aerosoles y jugó con estilos propios, destacando motivos de naturaleza y animales en sus obras.<br><br>Bears Mural. On the Minister Brin street, the murals belonging to Marina Zumí (Bears) are surprising, who used strong colors, sprays and played with their own styles, highlighting nature and animal motifs in their works.</div>

Osos (Bears)

Maximilano Bagnasco

<div>I tell you that the mural was made in Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina at Yeyo Tattoo Estudios. There I painted this mural where Yeyo and Patricia Marquez participated, they are one of the best realism tattoo artists in my country, Argentina. And Drei also painted an artist who has accompanied me lately.</div>

Christian Riffel

Poeta

<div>The author is Christian Riffel, also known as "Poeta"</div>

Desfragmentación I

<div>in the front of a house in Belgrano neighborhood, near China town there is a bit of jungle</div>

Toucan

<pre>"Rompimiento de gloria", on the corner of Vera and Malabia in Caballito. Another work by this fresh, young visual artist, who, appealing to neons and black, combines in a mixture that results in amazing works.
Stop by yourself to see and check !!!</pre><div><br></div>

“Rompimiento de gloria”

RRAA

<div>Do enough research to make this post.<br>.<br>I asked a lot of people who the author was.<br>.<br>No one answered me 😒<br>.<br>But ... I found the answer by googling, as many things are found in these times.<br>.<br>I also googled who Chen Si is and found out that he is a Chinese man who has prevented more than 300 people from committing suicide on the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge in Nanjing, China.<br>.<br>Then I googled Kintsugi and learned that it is a technique of Japanese origin to fix cracks in ceramic with resin varnish dusted or mixed with gold, silver or platinum dust.<br>.<br>Well after the suspense I tell you that the author is @untalrraa as well as the last 6 photos.<br>.<br>Do you know why I couldn't find whose mural this was?<br>Because he does not sign them !!!!<br><br>Address Benito Perez Galdós 61&nbsp;</div>

<div>Another Blue children painted by Diego Roa</div>

Cobre

<div>Exctract of <a href="https://www.instagram.com/cobreart/">Cobre Instagram</a>.<br>"This beautiful monkey is my reason to live! My baby Vincent. It was a fun day painting with lots of beasts for <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tramafestival3f/">@tramafestival3f</a>, thanks to everybody who made this posible"<br><br>Cobre is one of the greatest muralist of Argentine, he is from Santa Fe, a province near of Buenos Aires.</div>

Reason to Live

Martin Lucas Florio

<div>In the framework of the Color Ba festival, artists from all over the world intervened the walls of the La Boca neighborhood, in this case we see a mural by Martín Lucas Florio ig @airesmart&nbsp;</div>

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