📷 TRAVELING TO BEAUTIFUL PLACES. Ecuador. Colorful street art in Quito.📷

I admire a lot of creative people who, with a spray or paint, perform many works of art on any wall, wall or something solid. This is called street or urban art, it is all that art that is performed on the street and that is usually illegal, although obviously not all street art is or many people do not agree with this type of art. This style of art is the version of “street art” and as such version, this art class is formed by graffiti and many artistic representations that are performed in the street. Street art encompasses both grafity and other diverse forms of artistic expression in the street.

It is a way of expressing oneself that exists decades ago and that has evolved, even reaching the field of computer science: there are applications that allow the creation of street art on a computer, on virtual three-dimensional walls, this allows us to find ourselves in the different cities very ornate with this type of art especially in the city of Quito Ecuador, while I contemplate the beauty of colonial buildings you encounter many murals with different messages, especially dedicated to local animals, ethnic races, politics and many more.

These street artists only pretend with their works of art, it is to publicize their works and impact the people who observe their work, with the striking message they place, so the messages are generally related, with what happens in the environment and with the fight between politics and people.

There are three factors that artists express in this type of street art, such as the need for a different expression, the idea of ​​leaving an individual personal mark and the seal in a work, coming to create works of art thanks to their inspiration of each moment vivid

Quito is the capital of Ecuador and is one of the most irresistible cities in Latin America and is privileged by its spectacular natural environment, with its mixture of colonial and modern architecture, it offers a fascinating environment for those who visit it. Unesco named it a world heritage site in 1978.