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Here are some new images from Entes y Pesimo of their latest mural work in Lima. Former graffiti artists, the duo are now invited around the world to do their richly saturated figurative pieces that contain symbols of culture, images of nurturing relationships, and the depiction of an overall interconnectedness of life systems.
This more complex work, which they say was difficult to photograph in its entirety, appears to be telling a series of stories related to ornithological and marine life, coupled with agricultural themes and symbols. If in fact it is about the impact of humans on Earths’ other systems, then it would explain why the expressions indicate the people here are transfixed, pensive, thoughtful, and somewhat worried. But this is just conjecture, so don’t hold us to it.
Entes y Pesimo. Lima, Peru. April 2014. (photo © Ale Escudero)
Entes y Pesimo. Detail. Lima, Peru. April 2014. (photo © Ale Escudero)
Entes y Pesimo. Detail. Lima, Peru. April 2014. (photo © Ale Escudero)
Entes y Pesimo. Detail. Lima, Peru. April 2014. (photo © Ale Escudero)
Entes y Pesimo. Detail. Lima, Peru. April 2014. (photo © Ale Escudero)
Entes y Pesimo. Detail. Lima, Peru. April 2014. (photo © Ale Escudero)
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