It is located on an 18-storey building, about 50 meters high, on an area of 630 square meters, the last work of the artist Vitaly Tsarenkov.
It is titled “Love for nature” and it took 16 days and two assistants to realize it, an artwork with a deep meaning that concerns the exploitation of man towards the environment.
“When the whole world stands on the threshold of global ecological catastrophes, a lot of people haven’t realized yet that the future of our planet depends on the actions of every single person. It’s impossible to stop all harmful factories at once, but to make the first step towards the clean Earth is not difficult and within everybody’s power just by taking the trash away after recreation in nature.“
The mural was made for URBAN MORPHOGENESIS MURAL-ART FEST in Chelyabinsk, Russia. Vitaly Tsarenkov created “Love of Nature” to try to make the viewer aware of the impact of man on nature.
An intervention that gives a bit of color to the neighborhood, an explosion of color in an area that absolutely needed it.
With its shapes, its geometry the Russian street artist has brilliantly exceeded all expectations, succeeding in embroidering a much deeper meaning.
