CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA STREET ART: DOLPHIN 🐬 by IVAN ROQUE
Tag: Street Art
CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA STREET ART: 🦋 🐦 🐝 🌸 by IVAN ROQUE
CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA STREET ART: ASTRONAUT 🧑🚀 by IVAN ROQUE
Cape Canaveral, Florida 23nov2020
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA STREET ART: “BANK WARS” by CRiSP
Bogotá, Colombia. December 2012.
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA STREET ART & GRAFFITI: PEZ & RANDOM FRIENDS
I’m in the process of streamlining my blog and it’s forcing me to revisit my past – the many places I’ve been…whilst sitting here in lockdown. A flurry of emotions…Gratitude & Wanderlust…
Bogotá, Colombia. October 2012.
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA STREET ART & GRAFFITI: “RETURN TO ORIGIN”
September 2012. Bogotá, Colombia. “Updating & Streamlining My Blog”
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA STREET ART: ‘LOVE TATTOO” by TOXICOMANO, DjLU, & LESIVO
The mural above is on the side of the building facing Septima.
7OCT12. The Chapinero, Bogotá, Colombia.
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA STREET ART: CAPITALISM IS THE ENEMY by CRiSP
I found some more work from Australian artist, Crisp. This is located around Septima y Calle 52 or so…I don’t think it’s Obama necessarily that Crisp is raging against. Rather, I think it would be any U.S. President or Western leader. They all seem to represent the problems with the world: debt, war, hate, greed, pollution, and fraud. The indigenous people pictured next to the evil capitalist, are the people who essentially started this world. They’re the ones who respect the earth and approach the world with purity. The powers that be have ruined the simplicity and destroyed the opposing forces of monetary balance, peace, love, generosity, clean air, and truth. Notice two things: First, Crisp has his name with the proper ideals on the clothing of the indigenous people, while obviously Obama is cloaked in the opposite. Secondly, someone has tagged an “L,” I’m assuming for “Loser,” on Obama’s head and I’m pretty sure that wasn’t Crisp. But, I could be wrong. I’m awaiting verification.
7OCT12. Septima y Calle 50s. Bogotá, Colombia.
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA: “IT SHOWS ON YOUR FACE”
I thought these were striking. Unfortunately, I don’t know who the artists are. On Calle 19. 29SEP12. Bogota, Colombia.
BOGOTÁ, COLOMBIA STREET ART: BASTARDILLA
Bastardilla (“Italics” in English) is one of the leading female street artists. She’s known for doing very large murals depicting women experiencing different forms of isolation or sadness. This one on a huge wall facing a children’s playground, shows a woman inhaling daggers. She has murals all over the world including Madrid, Guatemala City, and Boston. Sadly, there’s a story that Bastardilla was raped in Bogotá when she was younger and that experience has served to influence her paintings of women. 29SEP12. Bogotá, Colombia.
