David de la Mano sent over a few images of his latest mural painted in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Titled Ráfaga/Burst and painted for the “Tomada Urbana” festival in La Teja neighbourhood, the new mural is a good example of David de la Mano’s work characterised by a monochromatic imagery often depicting silhouettes of surreal human-like creatures that encourage emotions and ideas through a minimalist aesthetic.
His silhouettes are used as narrative metaphors, through which he expresses poetic and personal visions of our human condition and the ways human perceive the world.
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