The Belgian artist ROA continues at the pace of a hungry prairie dog, crossing dusty and rusty landscapes in search of a fitting tableau for its animal reserve on the go. His fans are accustomed to his rats, birds and furry creatures climbing on urban weathered walls in Europe and the United States. More recently ROA discovered the sunlight that warms the enchanted colors of winter land of central Mexico, at the invitation of Gonzalo Alvarez of Mamutt Art.
“I like to integrate the native animals of the country I visit,” he says, the armadillo, the buzzard, the raccoon, the anteater, and the fighting roosters.
Sitography: Brooklyn Street Art weburbanist