Rikardo Druskic

<div>The Green Man is a legendary creature that is primarily interpreted as a symbol of rebirth, and represents a cycle of new growth that occurs every spring. The green man is most often depicted in a sculpture or other depiction of a face that is made up of leaves or completely surrounded by leaves.For me, the Green Man, in the context of this mural, represents the birth of ecological consciousness. We, unfortunately, live in one of the most polluted cities in the world. Sarajevo, but also many parts of BiH, are over-polluted in winter and very harmful to the health of their inhabitants. It is time to address these issues. &nbsp;<br>Mural elements such as; windmills, solar panels, call for the awakening of environmental awareness!I believe that we humans are the main drivers of change in this world. They can be good or bad. I think the main change is the one that needs to come from within, at the level of consciousness. Do we want a better future for this country? In that case, it is very important that each of us, in relation to our capabilities, start contributing to our community.The topics of environmental protection, biodiversity, energy efficiency are still quite new in our&nbsp;<br>country, but they are very important, because the&nbsp; greatest treasures of this country and the planet Earth&nbsp; in general are natural resources. From personal&nbsp; experience, I can say that my life is much more&nbsp; beautiful, calmer and its understanding is much&nbsp; deeper than the moment when I accepted nature as&nbsp; one of the most important parts of my being and my&nbsp; consciousness. She is a living organism full of&nbsp;<br>intentions and she has her own consciousness, of&nbsp; which we are a part. We need to understand our role&nbsp; much better. Man is not the ruler of nature, although&nbsp; he behaves that way. We are a small part, one big&nbsp; organism. The way we treat nature is a reflection of&nbsp; our inner, spiritual state. Mankind is in a dream And in&nbsp; great pain. The moment has come, I hope, to start&nbsp; waking up!</div>

Rorro

Benjamin Zian Čengić

Obojena Klapa

<div>Artwork illustrates the Greek Goddess of health Hygia holding bowl of water from which she is giving a water to the snake while looking at it's eyes. The snake represents a poison, and water represents a cure meaning that she is healing her illness by standing strong and facing it.&nbsp;</div>

Izliječenje (Healing)

<div>Mural represents the tree as a fragment of nature which is surrounded by concrete and bricks.&nbsp;</div>

Ciglane - Lungs of the city

Patwo

<div>Illustration of 20 Yugoslavian monuments in comparison to when they were built and in their current state.</div>

Culture of a nation is reflected in conservation of historical monuments

<div>Illustration of one of the most well known Bosnian-Herzegovinian Singers. Done within Pop Art Festival 2019</div>

Davorin Popović - Pjevač

<div>Graffiti piece starred in the intro of prime time TV show</div>

1 je dan

EYOF 2019

<div>Mural depicts a girl whose mind becomes enlightened by reading and learning.</div>

Learn, to change the world

Piros

OPENS na putu otvara vrata

<div>"Barcelona, Sarajevo esta Contigo" is a work commissioned by the Sarajevo City Council and is painted as a sign of support for the City of Barcelona and families of the victims of the Barcelona terrorist attack in August 2017.</div>

Artworks in Sarajevo