GOOD AND EVIL

Collective Artwork painted by Sfhir and other artists, in a hidden basketball court, called "the Cube", unlike the large-scale institutional murals commissioned by the city council in other districts, this piece represents the raw grassroots of graffiti culture, continuously evolving and showcasing not only the artistic value of the massive painting, but also the rebellious stance of the countless overlapping tags, throw-ups and wild style pieces sorrounding this amazing mural.

The art style of this mural is a fusion of contemporary figurative realism and abstract expressionism. The angel is painted with an academic, realistic style. The left side of the mural breaks away from strict realism into shattered geometric shapes, sharp dynamic line work, and fragmented forms in which the cat, and the battle between the snake and the eagle pop out

What are the chances that an angel, a black cat, and an eagle fighting a king cobra are the audience of your basketball game? The same as to expect the Cube well kept