STREET ART by IsaMoreiro

BALLON GIRL OR GIRL WITH A BALLOON

moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:43:36 UTC

is one of Banksy’s most important works, demonstrating the graffiti stencil technique.
The work depicts a young girl, whose hair and dress are blowing in the wind, reaching for, or releasing, a red, heart-shaped balloon that has slipped from her grasp. The red balloon is a symbol of childhood and freedom, and the message can be interpreted as a loss of innocence or the arrival of new hope and love.The first mural was in 2002 at the stairs for Waterloo Bridge but a number of other mural versions were also created in London, though,none of the works by Banksy are remaining.

Mo Evolution the Okuda

moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:43:46 UTC

Mo Evolution, a project of the Movember Foundation to raise awareness about the importance of men's health. The Movember initiative is reflected, through Okuda's vision, in a 250-square-meter mural that reviews some of the most famous mustaches in history: Chaplin, Gandhi or Dalí.
Is located in Palibex warehouse in the Villaverde Alto Industrial Estate, Madrid.
Okuda is one of the most famous street artists in Spain whose colorful and geometric works decorate walls around the world. His art seeps into the walls and walls of cities outside museums and academic corners. It thrives on experiences, resists in the open, rebels against reality and provides a haven of peace.
I really like it because of the way it exploits colors.
NOA LÓPEZ VILAS

moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:43:59 UTC

AN ALL SEEING STORM OF MONETARY EXISTENCE -2013.

This graffiti was made by faith47:
Although I did not find information about graffiti, I am going to talk about she's.
A pioneer in South African graffiti. A woman who has personal search as a model of life, who investigates the connection between nature and feminism. Who cares about social complexities and universal politics.

The beginnings of Faith 47
Liberty Du, born in Cape Town in 1979, takes her name from Faith47, as a reference to her grandmother's numerical theorem and its religious component.

In her adolescence, she was very interested in art, but due to lack of money she could not make it through studies. So she enters the graffiti scene in South Africa with her friend, Wealz130, becoming the first graffiti woman in South Africa in 1997.

She was a mother with only 18 years old, which changed her life and made her start her artistic career, gradually detaching herself from graffiti. The following year, she got a job as a graphic designer, a period where she combined studio work, with advances in calligraphy and lettering, beginning to paint characters and animals.

After several years, he felt the need to explore other fields, other media and moved away from traditional graffiti and developed his own artistic style, with a simple appearance, but with an intrinsic complexity.
Faith47 loves to paint in abandoned places and towns using a wide range of artistic tools including spray paint, ink, graphite, oil paint and collage.

Although I don't know what he wants to convey with this painting, I have decided to choose this one, first of all because it seems very beautiful to me and it transmits a lot.
What she transmits to me is a girl who, by her age, has had to see many bad things throughout her life, so she decides to blindfold herself so that she doesn't have to suffer anymore.And that's what it transmits to me, I hope you liked .
MARÍA ACEVEDO FABEIRO

Forgive Us for Trespassing

moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:44:04 UTC

Anxo Panero.
The name of this graffiti is Forgive us for trespassing, this graffiti was painted on the London Underground at a stop near the London Bridge, this graffiti is by Bansky and he had painted in 2010.

In this graffiti there's a child who is on his knees and with his hands together, I deduce that he is praying, and on top of the areola like that of an angel and next to a bucket of paint, I deduce what it means that the child self-paints areola.

An interesting fact about this graffiti is that it was censored by the areola so it was repainted without it.

I chose this graffiti because there are a lot of information about and because I like it artistically.

MOBILE LOVERS

moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:44:10 UTC

Aisa R.
The controversial and the mysterious street arts (Bansky)has shaped the tecnology and socialization in his picture, it is in a whereabouts unknow in somewhere in England and that finally has been taken for the owner of a club of Bristol.
The graffiti shows a couple in love that they are distracted for their phone. The picture itself is a way for express how it "changes us".
I chose this graffiti because I found it a good representation of the new generation and also a nice graffiti.

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moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:44:13 UTC

8.Girl with a Pierced Eardrum

moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:44:15 UTC

The name of this graffiti is "Girl with a perforated eardrum". It is located on a wall in the city of Bristol. It was painted by Bansky in October 2014. It represents Vermeer's work called "The Girl with the Pearl" but with her ear pierced. This graffiti was smashed just 24 hours after it appeared on a wall in Bristol. I chose this graffiti because it is very beautiful and I love the painter that Bansky used as a reference for his work.

Laura Núñez Fernández

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moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:44:19 UTC

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moreirogonzalez — 2020-05-27 10:44:28 UTC

SPY BOOTH

pacevedofabeiro — 2020-06-07 22:19:14 UTC

Paula Acevedo Fabeiro .
It was a Banksy’s artwork in Cheltenhan , England .
The piece has been seen as a criticism of global surveillance revolutions in 2013 .
In 2014 Robin Barton and Bankrobber London assisted with the preservation of the artwork and attempted to negotiate the removal and sale of the piece .
The graffiti artist's mural, whose identity has always been shrouded in mystery, appeared in April 2014 painted on the exterior wall of a 19th-century two-story house in the town of Cheltenham, some 175 kilometers west of London.

The painting, done around a real phone booth, shows three spies in 1950s aesthetics and media, decked out in raincoats, sunglasses, and a hat, pointing their microphones and tape recorders into the booth itself.
This work, one of Banksy's most recognized, ironic about the programs of governments to spy on their citizens, since the scene was located only five kilometers from the GCHQ, the British eavesdropping center.
I really liked it because the message is very clear

Stop and Search

ineconrod — 2020-06-11 16:25:48 UTC

Stop and Search is a graffiti it was found in a wall in Bethlehem, Palestine. It was painted by Banksy in 2007.
It represents a role reversal: a girl puts a soldier against the wall and checks him. It should be noted that this work is in a territory of permanent tension between Arabs and Jews.
I chose this graffiti because represents the situation of many countries and people who are living wars for having certain ideas or beliefs.

Inés Conde Rodríguez

WALDO GRAFFITI

zalomauomg — 2020-06-15 19:13:08 UTC

The graffiti is by banksy a very famous artist known throughout the world for his great works. It is located on a wall of a building located in the United States. It represents an image of a famous game of capturing "wally" and this painting It represents it totally, differentiating it with its respective clothing that makes it more visible. This painting shows us an art from one of the best games of childhood.

Oscar Moreira 4esoB