Ulises Baine Paints 'Mural of Life' in Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires
Argentine artist Ulises Baine has completed a new mural titled 'Mural de la vida' ('Mural of Life') in the Palermo Soho neighborhood of Buenos Aires. The artwork, located along Pasaje Santa Rosa next to Plaza Serrano, features colorful characters including a woman with a cat, a girl wrapped in a blanket with angel's wings, a kite, and a rose, as well as a landscape with a horse on wheels and a spinning top. Baine was assisted by a group of artist friends, including Blas, who painted a sleeping cat. The mural is one of several street art pieces in the cobbled alleyways of Palermo Soho, a neighborhood known for its vibrant street art scene. Photos of the mural were taken by Buenos Aires Street Art.
Key facts
- Ulises Baine painted a new mural titled 'Mural de la vida' in Palermo Soho, Buenos Aires.
- The mural is located along Pasaje Santa Rosa next to Plaza Serrano.
- The artwork features a woman with a cat, a girl with angel's wings, a kite, and a rose.
- Baine was assisted by a group of artist friends, including Blas.
- Blas painted a sleeping cat as part of the mural.
- The mural is one of several street art pieces in the area.
- Photos were taken by Buenos Aires Street Art.
- Palermo Soho is known for its cobbled alleyways and street art.
Entities
Artists
- Ulises Baine
- Blas
Institutions
- Buenos Aires Street Art
Locations
- Palermo Soho
- Buenos Aires
- Argentina
- Pasaje Santa Rosa
- Plaza Serrano