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Bringing you the last mural from Jupiterfab, an Italian artist based in Mexico, on his ongoing project “Is this modern society?”. It looks into the need for a balanced use in todays digital technology that has overtaken our lives.
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New mural “HAPPY FAMILY” created by Jupiterfab next to next to the biggest market in Guadalajara. It is a reflection about the disconnection caused by digital technology, eating junk food, the overuse of digital apps.
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We bring you a recent mural by Jupiterfab which includes a series of 3 consecuitive walls. It is part of the long term project titled “Is this modern society?” The project is comprised of murals, exhibitions and art installations
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Street Artist Jupiterfab presented his 2 latest murals, supported by the UN, focusing on migration issues in Mexico. The project began interviewing 20 migrants from several countries,
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Street artist Jupiterfab returns with 3 new walls which are focused on exploring the relationship between human beings and the impact of digital technology.
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Jupiterfab recently created 3 artworks on the walls of the Student Union of the University of Guadalajara in Mexico. The artwork is about the “desaparecidos”
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Jupiterfab has just wrapped up another piece for his series “Is this modern society?” The artist is on a mission trying to sensitize public opinion
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Talented calligraphy street artist Said Dokins recently attended the Festival Letrástica 2017. The Festival took place on April 27rd till 30th in Guadalajara México and was dedicated to, as the name says, to Lettering and he could have not missed it.
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