Hello everyone!
Here again posting about a street mural that I have seen in this community StreetArt and I would like to join this week's contest, CCC's Street Art Contest #127 hosted by 
I'm here again to share again another mural seen in the city of Santander, in the north of Spain, yes, another there again, it seems there are many in that city. During my trip I was able to discover several and I have already shared two of them here two weeks days ago:
And this time, more impacting color, in a original way to see all.
Arriving at a mythical, popular and steep street in Santander, Río de Pila street, we find ourselves facing a long building in front of a mural that undoubtedly attracts attention, due to its vibrant colors and realistic designs, but where reality goes further. Dimensions, shadows and play of colors.
A mural made by Okuda and Spok Brillor in which we are shown various elements that seem to go beyond reality towards a fantastic and positive world. The color seems to take center stage while competing with the different types of styles and design that adapts to the space.
And we stay with our heads raised examining the details, a fun image that seems to reinvent a somewhat psychedelic reality where color becomes an element of the design.
At the end we look at the lower part, and below the signature of the authors and the entire mural, a touch that contrasts with the modernity of the work, it is a more traditional work in tiles with the name of Río de la calle Pila, and which shows the square where the street itself begins, welcoming us, from which we meet and from where it is better to contemplate, with a good perspective, this original mural.
Thanks for reading! Have a colorful and real day.
The text is totally mine, by ©Duvinca
and all the photos are mine too!