艺术家Xomatok将手工编织的安第斯毛毯或llicllas的充满活力的几何图案制作成大型作品，标志着秘鲁利马多山的道路。作为利马市辖区的一部分，这次干预是艺术家和当地居民合作完成的，他们将穿过该地区的公共楼梯变成了多层次的画布。
由此产生的图案是千变万化的，并突出了明亮的色彩和通常与传统纺织品有关的对称性。在给Colossal的留言中，Xomatok表示，社区成员将加入这个项目，作为继续庆祝他们的文化历史的一种方式，你可以在这位艺术家的Instagram上俯瞰完成的作品。
由此产生的图案是千变万化的，并突出了明亮的色彩和通常与传统纺织品有关的对称性。在给Colossal的留言中，Xomatok表示，社区成员将加入这个项目，作为继续庆祝他们的文化历史的一种方式，你可以在这位艺术家的Instagram上俯瞰完成的作品。
All images by Jeremy Flores, © Xomatok, shared with permissionArtist Xomatok (previously) translates the vibrant, geometric motifs of handwoven Andean blankets, or llicllas, into large-scale works that mark the pathways through the hilly Alisos de Amauta neighborhood in Lima, Peru. Painted during the course of two months as part of the Municipality of Lima’s Pinta Lima Bicentenario, the 13 interventions were a collaborative undertaking by the artist and local residents, who transformed the public staircases that wind through the district into multi-level canvases. The resulting patterns are kaleidoscopic and highlight a spectrum of bright colors and symmetries often associated with the traditional textiles. In a note to Colossal, Xomatok says community members will add to the project as a way to continue celebrating their cultural history, and you can take an aerial tour of the finished pieces on the artist’s Instagram.#murals#Peru#public art#stairs#street artDo stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member and support independent arts publishing. Join a community of like-minded readers who are passionate about contemporary art, help support our interview series, gain access to partner discounts, and much more. Join now!
