Lean Frizzera and Spok finished a huge new mural of a three-headed Hydra on Friday. The giant artwork in Villa Crespo was organised for Proyecto Duo. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Finishing touches (photo © BA Street Art)
The hydra painted by Argentine artist Lean Frizzera and Spanish graffiti artist Spok, which is located on the corner of Malabia and Avenida Cordóba, measures seven stories in height. Proyecto Duo is a new project produced by Luis Blasco who is the creative director of UnderTransmedia that will see six pairs of artists paint six murals in and around the Palermo neighbourhood.
Seven stories high mural by Lean Frizzera & Spok (photo © BA Street Art)
In Greek mythology, the Lernaean Hydra was a serpent-like water monster with many heads. Legend has it that for each head that was cut off, another two grew in its place.
Hy-drama (photo © BA Street Art)
The pair of Lean Frizzera and Spok used two suspended platforms to paint the artwork over five days.
Brush your teeth (photo © BA Street Art)
The monster holding a toothbrush and squeezing a tube of toothpaste.
Red dragon (photo © BA Street Art)
Heads for heights (photo © BA Street Art)
Green-eyed monster (photo © BA Street Art)
Three-headed toothbrush (photo © BA Street Art)
Roof top view (photo © BA Street Art)
Street view (photo © BA Street Art)
Finished mural by Lean Frizzera & Spok Brillor (photo © BA Street Art)
All photos © Buenos Aires Street Art
