As Anón, Jhonattan and Samantha create highly organic murals and paper art using only the rigid shapes of triangles. Their work —which often includes portraiture and imagined landscapes— is an exploration into the subject of interconnection, and rudimentarily mimics the function of triangles as the most fundamental fabric of reality. With often thousands of triangles to tell the story, it becomes apparent to see how each piece, regardless of color and size, is an integral part of the whole. Their inspiration takes root in a developing understanding of the desire to attain happiness as a human commonality. With this base, triangles help them narrate intricately woven stories on the subject of peace, harmony, and unconditional love. Their work is an ode to the threads that connect all 7.8 billion people to each other and everything else in existence. Besides making solo murals, they work with a community format that allows for audiences to paint murals together. Through this exploration they have facilitated projects where hundreds of spectators become the artists, using art as an agent for peaceful community building.
The Offering (mural sculpture, back side)
This vibrant mural by Anón features an elderly woman with outstretched hands, surrounded by colorful abstract shapes and natural elements, conveying a sense of wisdom and connection to nature.
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