Tag: Pablo S. Herrero
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David de La Mano x Pablo S. Herrero For Bloop Festival 2014
Here “La bruma”/”The Mist” David de La Mano and Pablo S. Herrero‘s latest contribution to this years Bloop Festival in Ibiza. Featuring de La Mano and Herrero’s signature imagery, that is a monochromatic, strong and poetic imagery where the human figure and silhouetted trees play a great role. Lovely as always… Thanks to David de La Mano…
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Pablo S. Herrero “L’incubo della finestra” x Memorie Urbane 2014
“L’incubo della finestra” is Pablo S. Herrero‘s last piece for this years Memorie Urbane in Terracina, Italy. The mural speaks for itself and features Herrero’s characteristic silhouetted trees, this time “attacking” the window in something that could remind you of a nightmare, hence the tittle “The nightmare of the window”.
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Pablo S. Herrero x David de la Mano For Memorie Urbane 2014
Here some awesome shots from David de la Mano and Pablo S. Herrero‘s last collaboration painted for the always great Memorie Urbane Festival in Terracina, Italy. The new mural, entitled ‘La linfa Nera’, shows that beautiful and haunting imagery and style these two talented Spanish artist are known for; delicate silhouetted trees and mythical human figures that seem…
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E1000 + Pablo S. Herrero x Memorie Urbane 2014
Here a few pics of the wonderful collaboration between E1000 + Pablo S. Herrero for Memorie Urbane 2014 entitled ‘Tout tourne autour du soleil’. It’s not the first time these two artists work together, they did last January in Madrid and in October last year in Salamanca. They result is always an explosion of colours and shapes…
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Pablo S. Herrero New Mural In Salamanca, Spain
Spanish artist and muralist Pablo S. Herrero is back with this new rooftop piece entitled “Región tierra (land region) painted in the Oeste neighbourhood in Salamanca, Spain. The new mural showcases Herrero’s recurrent imagery of silhouetted trees, covering the entire wall of this rooftop with a simple and appealing alternation of earth colours, red and orange.
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Pablo S. Herrero x E1000 x Rosh New Pieces in Madrid
Pablo S. Herrero teamed up with E1000 and Rosh and painted a couple of wonderful murals on the roof top of the ESLA Eko building in the Carabanchel neighborhood, Madrid. The result is a vibrant and smooth mix of styles, where each artist has left its own particular mark, but still letting us discern between Herrero’s silhouetted trees, Rosh’s wavy imagery and E1000’s…
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‘Nido’ Pablo S. Herrero x Galería Urbana In Salamanca, Spain
After a nice collaboration with David de la Mano last week, Pablo S. Herrero is back in Salamanca where he decorated this façade in collaboration with Galería Urbana. Entitled ‘Nido’ (Nest) and showcasing Herrero’s recurrent imagery of silhouetted trees, the mural covers the entire façade in a beautiful alternation between black and white shapes adding movement to…
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David de La Mano x Pablo S. Herrero New Murals in Porto, Portugal
After a long stay in Uruguay Spanish artist David de la Mano is back in Europe where he joined Pablo S. Herrero to work in a couple of beautiful murals in the city of Porto. Entitled Cargo and Límite the new murals showcase De la Mano and Herrero’s beautiful and poetic imagery consisting in a mix of silhouetted trees and…
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Pablo S. Herrero New Pieces in Salamanca
Just got a couple of images of Pablo S. Herrero‘s latest pieces recently painted in two small villages in Salamanca. Migratoria (above) was painted in San Pedro de Rozados in collaboration with the illustrator and land artist Juanvi Sánchez, a wall that could remind us a bit of the pieces created for the ”Red In Neighbourhoods” project. The second…
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“Salamandra” New Piece by Pablo S. Herrero In Salamanca, Spain
Pablo S. Herrero is the artist behind “Salamandra”, a mural painted for the Camino de los Prodigios (Prodigy Road) project which focuses on bringing art into rural areas in Spain. Painted somewhere in Villanueva del Conde, Salamanca, the new mural features that imagery that has become Herrero’s trade mark, silhouetted trees on coloured backgrounds where a clever use…
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