At the end of February, our friends from B-Murals presented a new mural by the Spanish Ana Barriga as the closing of their collective exhibition Tàpia. This show, curated by Axel Void, presents the works of 24 national and international artists representing the neo-muralism movement, a branch of urban art offen associated with figurative and contemporary realism.

This mural by Ana Barriga was painted in Espacio30 in La Sagrera district. It represents two porcelain objects found by the artist herself in a second hand markets like El Rastro in Madrid where she lives. Using different techniques (spray, acrylic, oil) and vivid colors, Ana spreads here a universal message of love and fraternity in her unique “trash-pop” style. We’re happy to present you some photos of the mural and a video of the process, until we can discover it in real life as soon as the streets are ours again.

Photos © Fer Alcalá
Video © Daniel Barrio

Intervención mural de Ana Barriga from Difusor on Vimeo.