Rather than working together on one work– as Brazilian duo, Bicicleta Sem Freio, often does — Douglas Castro and Renato Perrerira worked individually, simultaneously, literally back-to-back, at a hot market in Delhi, on these two vibrant murals, ‘facing partitions.’
Renato’s wall features a brilliant, color-blocked bird. Douglas’ is more natural, with surreal leaves and blossoms: recreations of the life he detected while strolling the Delhi parks. Both artists obtained enormous love and support in the neighborhood. Friendships were created. photo-sessions were aplenty.
That the murals were commissioned by St+art India foundation and Sanskriti Kendra cultural center. Bicicleta Sem Freio‘s work is curated and created by international creative home, justkids.
More in
Street Art
All Street Art
More like this
New Mural by Natalia Rak for “Folk On The Street” in Bialystok, Poland
Banksy Hits Paris’ Walls with New Political Works Criticizing The Curent Government
Saype Unveils Massive 310-Foot Ground Mural in Minneapolis Highlighting Community Unity
Nychos "Dissection Of The Little Mermaid" New Mural in Linz, Austria
WESR Transforms European Cityscapes with Peruvian Folklore Murals Across Berlin Streets
