Colorful Street-Art by Alapinta

ALAPINTA was formed in Temuco, Chile when they were students, they describe themselves as a ´Familia De Amigos´ (family of friends). The Alapinta Crew here have painted huge building-sized murals, depicting Native characters mixed with modern digital/colorful style.  The results are beautiful, and it is a deep shame that these types of street-art don’t appear all that often.

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