Hello lovely Steemians,
I want to share with all of you about why I love Street Art and some beautiful pictures I took of Street Art in my city Puerto Vallarta in Mexico, but I will be sharing more pictures as I find this type of art at the the streets, or parks.
Street art is a way of expressing like any kind of art, but this art is mainly painted in walls, buildings and streets.
Public space allows artists to show their talent to a big audience of people.
I think urban art is beautiful and creative. I feel so grateful to be able to see it with my own eyes.
I love all types of art, but I wanted to talk about why I like street art so much. It makes me feel amazed when I walk on the streets and find a huge artistic master piece. I always want to take pictures to remember them, because in my city we have walls that allow artists to draw or paint every week or every two weeks and then other artists erase the painting to do a new one.
So that is why I also take pictures, because it is very hard work for artists to paint for hours in a wall so that later on the painting will be gone and nobody will be able to see the painting again, only in memories, pictures or videos.
I like graffiti (spray painting) because artists sometimes write very important and conscious words or phrases in a 3D design, and they do it to spread positive messages to others.
I love this phrase at this animal center, it was written in Spanish but it has a very important and conscious message to others.
The meaning of this phrase is that, till you don´t love an animal, a part of your brain is sleeping.
The meaning of this phrases are that love between dogs and humans develops in special moments of smell. And the other one says that love between cats and humans develops by pastel colors.
Some walls have the same painting for months or years and I really like to see walls with color and art! It makes the city look more creative and colorful.
And now more pictures of street art that I found at the park.
In this picture of street art somebody painted María Sabina Magdalena García. She was a Mazatec curandera, spiritual healer, shaman, who lived in the Sierra Mazateca in Oaxaca southern Mexico. Her practice was based on the use of psilocybin mushrooms.
I hope you liked the pictures and my post! If you did please give me an upvote to know that you liked them! n_n
Let me know in the comments which picture was your favorite!! :D