So the streets walk differently
There are those who represent the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa or to the mythical Wally (we have finally found him!), others pretend to be a totem, there is also some as a pen or lighthouse and even a convict pulling his heavy ball. But they all have in common that they provide color, a lot of color, with creations at times fun and at times vindictive, to a street that previously went unnoticed, they report from We are Malasana .
The Tower of Pisa by Curruncho
The new image of Calle Galería de Robles is the result of the **work carried out during the ¡Pint Malasaña! 2016 **, which held its first edition on April 17 with the participation of 100 artists in charge of intervening the closures of as many shops.
The artistic creations that took shape in this street were also part of the official section of the contest and the winner was Alejandro Ontiveros-Robles, with a proposal of concentric circles: (HE) STATUS (DIS) CONNECTED , which talks about the importance of connecting with oneself.
The winner, Alejandro Ontiveros, working on his speech
This is how Pablo Burgueño sees Wally
Nikita Rodriguez's totem
Little cuties by Kapone
The rosy world of Jesús Parrás
The Prisoner by Please
by Senk
Keru's Intervention of Kolorz
Cova Ríos gave us this beautiful