Doa Oa

<div>Mural created in 2021 by the Galician artist <strong>Doa Oa </strong>during the 3rd edition of <strong>Delas Fest</strong>, a feminist and contextual urban art festival.<br><br>The work is located in the Casa de Barbazán and is part of the public space intervention project <em>Reforestando</em>. This initiative by Doa Oa aims to give back to the plant world spaces that have been taken away from it by humans, oxygenating urbanised locations with artistic interventions featuring natural motifs. In this case, the mural features the <em>eruca vesicaria</em>, one of the wild edible plants in the area.</div>

Eruca Vesicaria

Lily Brick

<div>This mural was made by <strong>Lily Brick</strong> in 2021 during the 3rd edition of<a href="https://7hcoop.gal/proxectos/delas-fest/"><strong> Delas Fest</strong></a>, a feminist festival of urban and contextual art. The artwork was painted with spray and plastic paint and honours the tireless struggle of the women of the Pontepedriña neighbourhood, symbolised by the main figure. These women were responsible for the care of their sons and daughters and, at the same time, for sustaining the family economy.</div>

Queremos curar a fendedura, olvidar a tristura e voltar comezar

Marina Capdevila

<div>Mural created in 2021 by the Catalan artist <strong>Marina Capdevila </strong>during the 3rd edition of <strong>Delas Fest,</strong> a feminist and contextual urban art festival. The artwork honours the role of rural women in the transmission of intangible heritage and in sustaining collective wellbeing. It is on one of the walls of the Auditorium Constante Liste of the Teo City Council.</div>

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Susana Blasco

<div>Collage mural created by <strong>Susana Blasco </strong>in 2021 at the IES of Brión during the 3rd edition of <strong>Delas Fest</strong>, a feminist festival of urban and contextual art. The Aragonese artist created this compositional and symbolic puzzle from female photographic portraits collected by local women.<br><br></div>

Minia de Pedrouzos

Dúo Amazonas

<div>This mural was made by <strong>Dúo Amazonas</strong> in 2020 during the 2nd edition of <a href="https://7hcoop.gal/proxectos/delas-fest/"><strong>Delas Fest</strong></a>, a feminist festival of urban and contextual art in the Brión's football field. The artwork honours the role of women in the manual and artisanal trades of rural Galicia. The main message is on the central part of the composition, which represents the laborious making of a "caroza", the traditional Galician winter protection, accompanied by the sentence "Por min, que chova".</div>

Por min, que chova

Xoana Almar

<div>This mural was created by <strong>Xoana Almar</strong> in 2020 during the 2nd edition of <a href="https://7hcoop.gal/proxectos/delas-fest/"><strong>Delas Fest</strong></a>, a feminist festival of urban and contextual art, at the Santa Isabel Sports Complex in Santiago de Compostela. The artwork is in Galeras, a neighbourhood linked to the feminised trade of washerwomen. The piece represents a cheerful version of these women through a colourful composition that defies the scale of greys that dominates the imagination of past times.</div>

Lavandeiras do Sarela

Fitz Licuado

<div>This mural was made by <strong>Fitz Licuado </strong>in 2020 during the 2nd edition of <a href="https://7hcoop.gal/proxectos/delas-fest/"><strong>Delas Fest</strong></a>, a feminist festival of urban and contextual art, in O Milladoiro. The feminine characters are inspired by some neighbours from the area, who were photographed by the artist before painting. They represent the strength of sisterhood and mutual help between women facing the burdens that patriarchy has imposed on us throughout history.</div>

As mulleres sostemos a metade do ceo 

Lidia Cao

<div>Mural created by <strong>Lidia Cao</strong> in 2020 during the 2nd edition of <strong>Delas Fest</strong>, a feminist festival of urban and contextual art, in the Calo sports pavilion in <strong>Teo.</strong> The protagonists are<strong> Aurora and Manuela Liste Forján</strong>, neighbours of the municipality and symbols of all women who boldly faced the violence of fascism. Aurora's hands, who holds the scissors that cut the noose of oppression, represent their resistance and determination in the face of the repression exercised against their family due to their commitment to the Second Republic and communism.</div>

Auroras e Manuelas

<div>Artwork made by <strong>Dúo Amazonas </strong>on the walls of a tunnel in the village of Luou in <strong>2019 </strong>during the first edition of <a href="https://7hcoop.gal/proxectos/delas-fest/"><strong>Delas Fest</strong>,</a> a feminist urban and contextual art festival. The composition vindicates the feminized works of the peasant world through the portrait of four tambourines and a milkmaid. These figures are connected with a phrase in the Galician language that means: "wake up, sisters, because the milkmaids have already passed".&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Xa veñen as leiteiras

Lorena Cosba

<div>This ephemeral intervention was carried out by <strong>Lorena Cosba </strong>at Casa do Matadoiro in <strong>2019</strong> during the first edition of <a href="https://7hcoop.gal/proxectos/delas-fest/"><strong>Delas Fest</strong>,</a> a feminist festival of urban and contextual art.</div>

Btoy

<div>This artwork was made in <strong>2019</strong> in O Milladoiro during the first edition of <a href="https://7hcoop.gal/proxectos/delas-fest/"><strong>Delas Fest</strong></a>, a feminist festival of urban and contextual art. From a retrofuturist aesthetic, Btoy pays tribute to the trans activist Verónika Arauzo.</div>

Verónika Arauzo

Vegan Bunnies

<div>Graffiti made by <strong>Vegan Bunnies</strong> in <strong>2019</strong> in the village of Luou during the first edition of <a href="https://7hcoop.gal/proxectos/delas-fest/"><strong>Delas Fest</strong></a>, a feminist festival of urban and contextual art.</div>

Artworks in Santiago de Compostela