Spanish street artist Okuda San Miguel, known for his artistic interventions all over the world, returns to surprise us with a new incredible public art project in Boston. This time streets of the city have been populated by seven figures among animals, objects, and faces, represented in perfect Okudian style, characterized by geometric facets and bright rainbow colors.
The project takes the name of Air Sea Land, as the location was chosen is that of the port of Boston; It is no coincidence that among the creations stand out a humanoid gull and other mythological figures revisited by the artist. Undoubtedly, among all of Okuda’s works, this is his biggest public art project, which was curated by Justkids.
If you do not know this artist yet, we suggest you retrieve it by reading our articles, such as the one about the International Church of Cannabis and the one on Kaos Temple.
