The American Golden State is intrinsically connected to the ocean and served as a source of inspiration for Lobo to create a mural with explosions of colors
The painting of the mural art is inspired by the visits of Lobo to Los Angeles, its surroundings, Santa Monica, Venice and also San Francisco.
His pop art exhibits L.A. metropolis, the artisan beverage store, Californian’s typical sports, such as surfing and skateboarding, famous signs of Venice Beach, Hollywood, Huntington Beach Pier, and the famous Route 66 sign which ends in Santa Monica.
The Pop Artist Lobo began his career as a painter in 2003 and has since produced paintings for clients around the world
Lobo, who was always passionate about Brazilian Street Art, seeks new challenges.
Experienced in various areas of artistic production, Lobo faced the challenge to maintain his drawings freedom of movement without the restrictions of canvas frames, while respecting wall shape, texture and uneven surface.
Finally, this is his first experience with murals and, just like his canvas, the artist did all the work with a brush. The wall is 19 ft tall and 39 ft wide.
“In my works, I always tell something important to my clients. In the streets, I want to paint and value the good things in life” says Lobo
As a result, this mural art is an explosion of intense and vibrant colors that promotes a dive in Los Angeles!
“We artists are often influenced by the world around us, we all turn it into art in some way,” says Lobo.
With a career of more than 15 years, Lobo intends to take his Pop Art beyond the canvas, through city walls.
Artist's video by painting the mural inspired by Los Angeles
