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Máscaras de la Tirana | Street Murals by +Boa Mistura. Item made of synthetic
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Máscaras de la Tirana | Street Murals by +Boa Mistura. Item made of synthetic
Máscaras de la Tirana | Street Murals by +Boa Mistura. Item made of synthetic
Máscaras de la Tirana | Street Murals by +Boa Mistura. Item made of synthetic
Máscaras de la Tirana | Street Murals by +Boa Mistura. Item made of synthetic
Máscaras de la Tirana | Street Murals by +Boa Mistura. Item made of synthetic
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Máscaras de la Tirana | Street Murals by +Boa Mistura. Item made of synthetic

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Máscaras de la Tirana - Street Murals

Featured In Antofagasta, Chile

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This intervention is around 7.000 m2 mural paintings in the spot where the neighborhoods Villa las Condes and Corvallis merge. It starts at Vicente Zegers street, ending in Sebastian Bach. It scopes the walls from the Santiago Amengual School and Japón School, and proposes a new urban landscape. It is framed in the urban uplifting project “Pinturas Participativas”, held by the institution CREO Antofagasta and it has been realized collaboratively with the support of neighbors and local artists.

Item Máscaras de la Tirana
Created by +Boa Mistura
As seen in Antofagasta, Antofagasta, Chile
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+Boa Mistura

Madrid, Spain

Wescover creator since 2019
Urban art as a spark for transformation

We are a multidisciplinary team with roots in graffiti art. Born in late 2001, Madrid, Spain. We develop our work mainly in the public space. We have carried out projects in South Africa, USA, UK, Brazil, Mexico, Georgia, Chile, Algeria, Norway, Kenya, China, Serbia or Panamá. We were 15 years old when we first met, while painting the walls of our neighborhood. We became friends since then. Our headquarter is in Madrid, but we spend the day from here to there, living among paint buckets, computers and ping-pong matches. We love what we do. We understand our work, as a tool to transform the street and to create bonds between people. We feel a responsibility with the city and time we are living in.