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New Book Surveys Hyuro's Quietly Disruptive Street Art Legacy

publication · 2026-09-17

Impressum has unveiled "Hyuro: Beauty of a Tragedy," a 2022 book honoring Argentine muralist Hyuro (Tamara Djurovic), who passed away in 2020 at the age of forty-six. The publication, crafted by Ângela Almeida and Maria Gómez-Senent, showcases a collection of murals, paintings, drawings, and written contributions, featuring insights from Martha Cooper, Monica Campana, Evan Pricco, and Escif. It acts as a contemplative archive focusing on themes of power, vulnerability, and care, while tackling subjects such as women's social issues and political violence. Among its significant pieces are a mural in Fortaleza addressing abortion and another in Monteleone di Puglia reflecting on wartime uprisings. The book highlights Hyuro's departure from the street-art surge of the 2010s, favoring introspection over mere spectacle, and includes writings by Steven P. Harrington and Jaime Rojo, accompanied by photographs from Diana Paun.

Key facts

  • "Hyuro: Beauty of a Tragedy" was published by Impressum in Valencia in 2022.
  • The book is dedicated to Argentine muralist Hyuro (Tamara Djurovic), who died in 2020 at age forty-six.
  • It was designed by Ângela Almeida and Maria Gómez-Senent.
  • Contents include murals, paintings, drawings, sketches, and Hyuro's own texts.
  • Contributors include Martha Cooper, Monica Campana, Evan Pricco, and Escif.
  • A mural in Fortaleza, Brazil examines the criminalization of abortion and the female body as "usurped territory" by the state.
  • Another mural in Monteleone di Puglia recalls a wartime uprising led by women protesting food restrictions under fascism.
  • The book contrasts Hyuro's restrained aesthetic with the spectacle, branding, and easily digestible imagery of the 2010s street-art boom.

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Impressum
  • URBAN NATION BERLIN
  • Brooklyn Street Art

Locations

  • Valencia
  • Spain
  • Fortaleza
  • Brazil
  • Monteleone di Puglia
  • Italy
  • Berlin
  • Germany
  • Mount Rainier
  • Maryland
  • Syracuse

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