Juan Dice and Luxor Unveil Pachamama Mural in Buenos Aires
On Tuesday, street artists Juan Dice and Luxor, hailing from La Plata, Buenos Aires, unveiled a vibrant mural in the Coghlan district of Buenos Aires. This artwork showcases Pachamama, the Andean goddess of the earth, surrounded by natural elements such as a bird, flower, sun, and moon. Cecilia Cuneo from Buenos Aires Street Art lent her support to the artists during the creation. A film crew from CultureRoot TV documented the process for their upcoming documentary 'Concrete Chronicles,' which will also highlight street art in Valparaiso, Medellin, and Mexico City. The project received backing from CultureRoot TV producers Diane and Eric, while a local cat provided companionship to the artists throughout their work.
Key facts
- Juan Dice and Luxor painted a mural in Coghlan, Buenos Aires.
- The mural features Pachamama and elements of nature.
- Artist Cecilia Cuneo assisted in the painting.
- The mural was painted on Tuesday.
- A film crew from CultureRoot TV documented the process.
- The documentary 'Concrete Chronicles' will include Buenos Aires, Valparaiso, Medellin, and Mexico City.
- Producers Diane and Eric from CultureRoot TV supported the project.
- A local cat from Coghlan kept the artists company.
Entities
Artists
- Juan Dice
- Luxor
- Cecilia Cuneo
Institutions
- Buenos Aires Street Art
- CultureRoot TV
Locations
- Coghlan
- Buenos Aires
- Argentina
- La Plata
- Valparaiso
- Chile
- Medellin
- Colombia
- Mexico City
- Mexico