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“Non ora (Not now)“ New mural by Pastel x MURAL Festival in Montreal

Argentinian artist Francisco Díaz aka Pastel was recently in Gaeta, Italy for Memorie Urbane festival. Not unlike the rest of Poeta’s recent work the new mural intends to symbolize the

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Elian x Pastel “Fallas” at Montana Gallery Barcelona

Argentinian artists Pastel and Elian are currently in Barcelona for the opening of “Fallas” their new show at Montana gallery Barcelona. “Fallas” can be translated

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Pastel x Public’15 New mural in Perth, Australia

Argentinian artist and muralist Pastel is also in Australia where he recently finished this new mural titled “Idealism of aboriginal Ngarluma“. According to the artist the mural addresses

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Pastel “Eternal over ephemeral” new installation in Villa Soriano, Uruguay

Argentinian artist Francisco Díaz, also known as Pastel, is currently in Uruguay taking part of the Residencia Vatelón project for which he created this wonderfully poetic installation.

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Pastel x Agostino Iacurci “Pollination” New mural in Miami

A few weeks ago Pastel and Agostino Iacurci where in Miami during the Miami Art Basel where he decided to collaborate in this new mural titled “Pollination” which the artists explain

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Pastel x the Artesano Project in Rio San Juan, Dominican Republic

Pastel is now in the Dominican Republic where he just finished this new mural for the Artesano Project curated by Evoca1 and iNOPERABLE gallery. As usual we find ourselves immersed in

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New Mural by Pastel in Mendoza, Argentina

Here a beautiful new mural by Pastel painted for the Muropolis Festival in Mendoza, Argentina. The mural features Pastel’s usual figurative imagery where natural elements like plants play an

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Franco Fasoli (JAZ) x Pastel New Collaborative Mural In Buenos Aires

Pastel and JAZ are now back in Buenos Aires where they spent a few days working on this new collaboration in barrio Barracas in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Mixing their signature imagery, JAZ’