thanks to Enrique and his family!

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artist: Liqen
location: Oaxaca, Mexico

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This April I was invited by the “Collectivo Tomate” to paint a mural on a recovery project Xanenetla neighborhood, a neighborhood with lots of history to Mexico in the city of Puebla. It was a good opportunity to return to Mexico.

”Elotl” in pre-Hispanic Nahuatl language, corn (maize cob) is the staple food of this nation, I wanted to join the idea of how strong the family is here, making each grain a person or animal, as a unit of a set. For some time I kept this idea to represent Mexico.

This mural I want to dedicate to all neighbors of Xanenetla and especially my grandmother and my friend Raul (Carcomedhi) who are going through difficult times.

To thank Paola, collective Tomato, all members of the Collective, Laura Youth Institute of Puebla, Puebla Bauhaus school, all the artists who participated in the project and all the neighbors of someso are contributors to this mural and many others who were in the neighborhood. Gracias!

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artist: Liqen
location: Puebla, Mexico

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"Religious silence in a comunism context" - Mexico City
This is in a neighborhood (Cauce) with murals by Liqen, Roa, Jaz, M-City, it's like a hall of fame in a poor neighborhood and also we paint there for an association called Cauce Ciudadano they try to rehabilitate the gansters people in this neighborhood.


"Les enfants observaient le progres de la ville communiste quand le capitalisme est arrivé" / "the Children are looking the progress of the communism city when the capitalism arrive" - Buenos Aires
image by http://graffitimundo.com/




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artist: ever
location: Mexico City + Buenos Aires

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Regular unurth visitors will know I like Jaz a lot; this is a great insight to his thinking and approach.

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artist: Jaz
location: Mexico

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artist: Eine
location: Mexico

thanks to Tova

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