The positive vandalism is the fight against tedium, monotony, boredom, sobriety, apathy, and industrialization.

Fio Silva tucks clusters of oversized birds and botanicals into otherwise stark urban spaces, creating striking murals awash in puffs of feathers, petals, and leaves. The Buenos Aires-based artist focuses largely on movement, a thread that runs through both the vivid renderings of winged subjects as they appear to take flight or perch for just a moment. “It was that lack of stillness through work and searching for walls to paint that I found meaning in my time,” Silva tells Colossal. More

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Murals are magical, and they're as mysterious as the ocean on a dark and stormy night. I mean, you and I walk past a wall, and we think,...

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