Juli Bussot has painted a new mural in Belgrano, Buenos Aires featuring a jaguar in a Bougainvillea tree. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
New mural by Juli Bussot in Belgrano (photo © BA Street Art)
The Argentine street artist has helped transform the facade of this house in the Belgrano R neighbourhood..
Tree time (photo © BA Street Art)
Jaguars (or Jaguaretes in Spanish) can be found in different parts of Argentina and have been under threat of extinction due to the destruction of their natural habitats due to GM crops and the planting of mono-crops like soy, wheat and maiz that destroy biodiversity.
Branching out (photo © BA Street Art)
Bougainvillea (or Santa Rita in Spanish) are a common site in Argentina and can also be seen in gardens and on the walls of houses all over the country.
Murals painted around windows (photo © BA Street Art)
The many windows on the front of the house offered a tricky challenge for the artist but we think Juli’s done a great job. Don’t you?
New look (photo © BA Street Art)
All photos © Buenos Aires Street Art
