One of the main streets in Santiago was turned into a work of art
The project represents the diverse culture of Chile and its bright future.
In the Chilean capital appeared bright and unusual pedestrian street. Designed by artist visualize the Dasis Fernandez, a 35-metre outdoor mural extends for four quarters.
Pedestrian street called Paseo Bandera is located near the government Palace and the main square of the city.
A few years ago it was closed to traffic in connection with the construction of the metro nearby. But after local residents appealed to the mayor, the street decided to keep walking.
The painting was done directly on the pavement and took 30 days. The project spent about $ 550 thousand, and it was financed at the expense of the sponsoring companies that had the opportunity to “fit” their small logos in General, colorful picture. In addition to painting on the road the street was complemented by benches, green areas and bike paths.
By the way, a rosy picture is divided into several sections, which represent part of the history of Chile, diverse culture and colourful future.
