Dominguera (Own Graffiti)

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Sunday

‎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!

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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.

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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:

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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.

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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.



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Punta de mata: https://maps.app.goo.gl/xEfE56zYUgKDDbLW7

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