Lucas Lasnier, known as PARBO, is a visual artist who grew up in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In his country, PARBO is one of the most influential figures in the street art movement with a graphic style inspired by American Pop Surrealism and comic book aesthetics. Over the years, he has moved from boards, which he never abandons, to large surfaces, preferring walls as the support for his creations. PARBO’s mural works can be found in various countries, including Argentina, Chile, Mexico, Brazil, the USA, Poland and Germany. But let’s find out more about his murals.
PARBO’s art explores profound themes such as the relationship between life and death, the perception of consciousness and the intersection of the abstract and the figurative. Many of his works are inspired by the human circulatory system, fusing an abstract graphic universe with realistic symbolism to create a dynamic flow that defies boundaries. PARBO’s murals embody a fluid and ever-changing spirit, while his studio works represent the sublimation of the desire to tell stories through painting.
Here we see some of our favourite PARBO murals, which have contributed to the urban regeneration of some suburban areas.
Courtesy PARBO
