Italian street artist Alice Pasquini was in Buenos Aires this week for the first time and painted a beautiful mural in Coghlan. This project was organised and sponsored by Buenos Aires Street Art.

Dancing in the street
Alice paints scenes that represent human connection and emotion. She portrays strong, independent women as a contrast to the overly sexualised images of women that are represented in the media. After this trip she will have traveled to and painted in every continent (except Antarctica).

The wall before Alice said she was drawn to this particular wall because of its interesting shape and textures

Alice with sketch of the mural
Alice tells us about the mural. “White walls don’t inspire me,” she explains. She likes this wall’s unique shape, its textures and the plants that hang down it.

Finished mural
Project was organised and sponsored by Buenos Aires Street Art. Special thanks to Elsa, Jessica and Santi!
For more work by Alice Pasquini, check out her website. And keep an eye out for our interview with Alice!