Street artists Dame, Georgina Ciotti, Martin Ron, Nazza Stencil, Stencil Land, Run Dont Walk and Triangulo Dorado have completed some brilliant new interventions in Plaza Miserere subte station in Once.
Georgina Ciotti
Street artists finished some stunning artworks on the final day of Meeting of Styles 2012 in Barracas, Buenos Aires, on Monday. Among the most spectacular interventions were a number of artworks featuring animals and the natural world. Photos for Buenos Aires Street Art by Federica Alice. Continue reading →
Street artists were painting some brilliant new artworks at Meeting of Styles 2012 “All in One” in Barracas on Saturday. Photos for Buenos Aires Street Art by Federica Alice.
Georgina Ciotti unveiled her spectacular new mural at Teatro San Martin last night. The artwork has been painted on the spines of around 7,000 books that will be distributed to schools, prisons and other organisations when her intervention is dismantled at the end of the month.
The first hosting of Meeting of Styles in Buenos Aires saw around 130 street artists take part and thousands of people enjoyed the three-day graffiti festival which ran from Friday until Sunday. Continue reading →
Her beautiful designs light up a bar and theatre space, a tango studio, two hairdressers and a beauty parlour. Since returning from Spain at the end of 2009, Georgina Ciotti has dedicated herself to creating a series of fantastic murals in Buenos Aires. “I have always had a tendency for the fantasy,” says Georgina. “When I was working in Barcelona, my designs were more about women and the female form, and works relating to topics such as desire or suffering and these types of things. Now I’m trying to create a bit more of the fantasy.” Continue reading →
Georgina Ciotti unveiled her latest artwork last night painted on the facade of Cultivarte, the bar and theatre space in Palermo Soho. The mural is named “Olivia” after the daughter of a friend of Georgina’s who nearly drowned but fortunately survived and depicts gods of protection. It took her a month to complete working an average of five hours a day under lamplight after dark.
Argentine artist Georgina Ciotti explains the inspiration behind her latest mural in Palermo Soho. Georgina says the painting is named “Olivia” after a friend’s daughter who almost drowned but fortunately survived. Continue reading →
