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LEILA !!!!!!!!!!!

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We observe black children who observe a giraffe in front of them their clothes are colored
They are funny they are glad to see this giraffe made on the wall

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Roa (born in 1975) is the pseudonym of the Belgian urban artist. It is world famous for its giant animal frescoes. He usually paints black and white with brushes and aerosol cans. In 2008, he began to paint giant rats in an abandoned warehouse in Ghent, his home town2. Roa is a globe-trotter and painted in Australia3, the United States, Africa and Europe. He has also exhibited his works outside the urban space, in galleries such as the Skalitzers gallery in Berlin, the Form gallery in Perth, the Pure Evil Gallery in London, the Puppy Gallery in Los Angeles and the Backwoods Gallery in Melbourne.

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From years of childhood spent in an old monastery, surrounded by disused spaces, he kept the taste of abandoned places, where he frequently lodged his bestiary. But he also likes to install his fauna in weightlessness in the heart of the cities, as so many incongruous encounters. "I think it makes sense to place an animal on a wall built by men," he argues. He works with a bomb and a brush, in a black and white that plays shadows and depth and whose precision evokes a delicate pencil.

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From years of childhood spent in an old monastery, surrounded by disused spaces, he kept the taste of abandoned places, where he frequently lodged his bestiary. But he also likes to install his fauna in weightlessness in the heart of the cities, as so many incongruous encounters. "I think it makes sense to place an animal on a wall built by men," he argues. He works with a bomb and a brush, in a black and white that plays shadows and depth and whose precision evokes a delicate pencil.