Life in Mumbai

A beautiful depiction of life in Mumbai by Trespassers in a mural at the Mumbai Urban Art Festival.

‘Refraction of Reflections’ is an installation by Trespassers that captures the kaleidoscope landscape of people, animals, boats and objects of the dock. Embedded terracotta sculptural elements make the installation appear different from each viewer’s perspective. It also invites the viewer to create their own sculptures and be a part of the artwork.

Kerala-based Trespassers are a troupe of seven artists who aim to bring art to the public and initiate a dialogue between passersby and their painted facades. Ref St+art India

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Heritage villa

A heritage villa in the old East Indian village, Matharpacady in Mazgaon.

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Pesky pigeon

Daring me to drive it away!

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Lamps

Three bright lamps in the sky. Jupiter on top followed by the crescent moon and the Goddess of love, Venus.

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Multi cuisine

Multi cuisine options at the corner restaurants in Mazgaon.

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Alley

A narrow lane in Matharpacady, an ancient East Indian village in Mazgaon, Mumbai.

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Looking..

A shopkeeper looking for customers. Hard times.

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Wall art

A beautiful mural by Paola Delfin at the Mumbai Urban Art Festival in Sassoon docks. 

Paola Delfín Gaytán is a Mexican painter and self-taught muralist belonging to the post-graffiti generation, a current urban art that is characterized by the use of various techniques (templates, posters, stickers, murals, graffiti ...).

Her work can be found in cities in Mexico, Germany, China, United Kingdom, Holland, Poland, Spain, Italy, Ukraine, Romania, Puerto Rico, Peru, Colombia and Cuba. Ref Wikipedia.

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