Tag: Pablo S. Herrero
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“Vestigio” by Pablo S. Herrero in Cáceres, Spain
This beautiful piece is the work of Spanish artist Pablo S. Herrero, painted in the village Zarza de Granadilla, Cáceres, Spain. Best known for his murals with delicate representations of black-and-white trees and forests, Pablo S. Herrero creates beautiful and poetic interventions in mostly rural spaces and often decaying walls. The new mural is no…
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‘Libro abierto’ by Pablo S. Herrero and Joaquín Vila in Salamanca, Spain
I just got a few images of this new collaborative mural painted by Pablo S. Herrero and Joaquín Vila ‘Juako’ in Juzbado, Salamanca, Spain. Titled ‘Libro abierto’ (Open Book), the new mural covers the exterior walls of a large square structure. The composition includes some key elements characteristic of the area, like the heron, and trees and…
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Pablo S. Herrero and Milu Correch paint ‘Respuesta’
Spanish Pablo S. Herrero and Argentinian painter Milu Correch painted recently this lovely mural in the Parrizales neighbourhood in Salamanca, Spain. Titled ‘La respuesta’ (The Answer) the mural is the result of the mix of two very different styles; Pablo S. Herrero’s use of the image of the tree as both force of nature and symbol of fragility,…
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Seikon, David de la Mano and Pablo S.Herrero in Salamanca
Long time collaborators David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero joined recently forces with Polish street artist Seikon to create this new and interesting mural installation. Titled ‘Pasadizo’ or Underpass and painted in the Pizarrales neighbourhood in Salamanca, Spain, the artists made use of the sealed holes of an abandoned building to create a triptych consisting…
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Pablo S. Herrero New street interventions in Civitacampomarano, Italy
As mentioned in an earlier post, Pablo S. Herrero was also one of the headliners of the first edition of the CVTà Street Fest curated by Alice Pasquini and organised by Jessica Stewart in Civitacampomarano, a town with about 400 inhabitants. According to the organisers, Street art was used as a framework to change the landscape of this charming corner of the Italian region bringing new life…
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Recap: CVtà Street Fest in Civitacampomarano, Italy
Last week a group of six internationally renowned street artists gathered together in Civitacampomarano, a town with about 400 inhabitants for the first edition of CVTà Street Fest curated by Alice Pasquini and organised by Jessica Stewart. The festival, that ran from Thursday, April 21 until Sunday, April 24, 2016, counted with the participation of Biancoshock (Italy), David de la Mano (Spain), Pablo S. Herrero (Spain), Hitnes (Italy), ICKS (Italy), and UNO (Italy). Each of the…
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Pablo S. Herrero x Joaquín Vila in Salamanca
Manso Ruido is a new collaborative mural by Spanish artists Pablo S. Herrero and Joaquín Vila painted near an abandoned fish farm in Salamanca. The piece was painted inside the old and long abandoned Oratorio de La flecha, property of Granja Agustina de La flecha where 16th century Spanish writer and poet Fray Luis de León (1527-1591) used to have his…
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Pablo S. Herrero x Parsec in Castrogonzalo, Spain
Pablo S. Herrero is back with this lovely collaboration with Parsec! painted somewhere in Castrogonzalo (Zamora), Spain. Together they painted two murals; Coda (image above) makes reference to an ending part of a piece of music or a work of literature or drama that is separate from the earlier parts. It can be very ephemeral or it…
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David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero “Refuge” x Monumental Art Festival
David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero are now in Poland where he recently finished this new collaborative mural for Monumental Art Festival in Gdansk. Titled “Refugio”/”Refuge” the new mural represents a seamless and well-balanced mix of both artists unique imagery, Pablo S. Herrero’s silhouetted trees and David de la Mano’s ghostly human-like figures. The result…
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Pablo S. Herrero “Helix” New street piece in Sapri, Italy
Here a “quick” piece by Spanish artist Pablo S. Herrero who was until recently in Sapri, Italy where he painted this sweet street piece for the Incipit Project. This is the artists second piece for the project and a good representation of his work centered around the image of the tree as both force of nature and…
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