Argentine artist Jorge Pomar finished painting a giant eye-catching sky mural in Chacarita a few weeks ago. Photos by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Sky’s the limit – new mural by Jorge Pomar (photo © BA Street Art)
The artwork adorns the facade of a 10-story building in Chacarita. The owner of the next door fish restaurant was frustrated at not being able to see the sky from his workplace and commissioned Jorge to bring the wall to life.
‘Mirror Brick Reflection’ (photo © BA Street Art)
The mural is entitled ‘Espejo Ladrillo Reflejo’ that translates as ‘Mirror Brick Reflection’. It measures 24 x 27 metres andcreated by Jorge and a team of artists using acrylic paint and textured paint on the concrete wall surface.
Details of clouds, sky & bricks (photo © BA Street Art)
The mural, as well as featuring clouds and sky, also features bricks painted on to the wall to give the impression of peering at the sky between the different floor slabs and walls made of brick.
Blue sky thinking (photo © BA Street Art)
The new mural can be seen from the corner of Juan Ramirez de Velasco and Bonpland in Chacarita.
Another brick in the wall (photo © BA Street Art)
On closer inspection, you can see the bricks painted onto the wall.
The mural featuring cloud, sky & bricks (photo © BA Street Art)
Anchoita fish restaurant is located at Juan Ramirez De Velasco 1520.
Jorge Pomar has also painted another stunning sky mural in San Telmo, Buenos Aires. Check out our blog post here
