After several Sundays of inactivity on the streets, this past Sunday—being Mother’s Day—I stayed home, and at night I went out to do what I love most: graffiti!
I send a big hug and warm greetings to the entire street art community, to the writers, and to everyone who is part of this wonderful world of blockchain.
As we all know, graffiti here in Venezuela has been constantly expanding for many years, and here in Punta de Mata, I try to keep that legacy alive with my pieces.
On Sunday night, I went out and did a couple of graffiti pieces:
A week ago, I had been facing serious legal problems, and although it might sound a bit funny or perhaps exaggerated, I am very grateful to this world for everything I’ve learned, for everything I’ve been taught, for the entire journey I’ve taken, and for all the people I’ve met. I know that many people have helped me because I, too, have been human—it has helped me—and sometimes we think too much about the people we help; deep down, it seems like it’s not worth it, but every quantum action and every action is a great lesson. I hope you can understand what I’m saying in the right way.
And continuing on the topic of graffiti, you can see that here I only had two spray cans—one black and one silver—but I think that was enough to get my mind going this past weekend. I hope that today, Monday, we start the week with all the energy in the world and have a very productive week.
Punta de mata: https://maps.app.goo.gl/xEfE56zYUgKDDbLW7
