As part of the Unexpected, ongoing art festival which aims to bring urban and contemporary art to Arkansas, San Miguel decided to take a neglected house in a remote part of Fort Smith and turn it into an art installation.

The art installation features San Miguel’s recognizable style of using colorful geometric shapes and lines. The house also has what appear to be animal portraits painted on the front end as well.

“This project gave me the possibility to expand on my previous work, adding in more architectonic dimension and completing my vision of mythical animals,” the artist said about the project.

Since the art installation is placed in the proximity of Darby Junior High, San Miguel hopes his creation will “play into the daily lives of the neighboring community and students” and that “they will get to enjoy the installation and watch as it evolves through the seasons.”

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Titanes enlisted some of the nation’s best street artists, including Nychos, Okuda San Miguel and Fintan Magee, to transform 10 massive silos in the province of Ciudad Real into works of art. Each artist will work with one Laborvalía member in order to bring this amazing project into life.

Trough Titanes and collaborative mural-making, Ink and Movement and Laborvalía aim to encourage the integration of people with disabilities into society and the workplace.

You can check out some of the murals that have been already finished below.

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If you’re not near Boston and you can’t check out his work in person, scroll down to see it.

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As part of the Unexpected, ongoing art festival which aims to bring urban and contemporary art to Arkansas, San Miguel decided to take a neglected house in a remote part of Fort Smith and turn it into an art installation.

The art installation features San Miguel’s recognizable style of using colorful geometric shapes and lines. The house also has what appear to be animal portraits painted on the front end as well.

“This project gave me the possibility to expand on my previous work, adding in more architectonic dimension and completing my vision of mythical animals,” the artist said about the project.

Since the art installation is placed in the proximity of Darby Junior High, San Miguel hopes his creation will “play into the daily lives of the neighboring community and students” and that “they will get to enjoy the installation and watch as it evolves through the seasons.”

The post Artist Turns Neglected Arkansas House into a Colorful Art Installation appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Titanes enlisted some of the nation’s best street artists, including Nychos, Okuda San Miguel and Fintan Magee, to transform 10 massive silos in the province of Ciudad Real into works of art. Each artist will work with one Laborvalía member in order to bring this amazing project into life.

Trough Titanes and collaborative mural-making, Ink and Movement and Laborvalía aim to encourage the integration of people with disabilities into society and the workplace.

You can check out some of the murals that have been already finished below.

The post Giant Silos Transformed into Works of Art to Promote Social Inclusion appeared first on PlayJunkie.

If you’re not near Boston and you can’t check out his work in person, scroll down to see it.

The post See the Okuda San Miguel’s Colorful Sculptures in the Streets of Boston appeared first on PlayJunkie.