Argentinian artist Tamara Djurovic, also known as Hyuro, now lives in Valencia. Her figurative, monochromatic artworks are just as cosmopolitan as she is – they can be found on murals all over Western Europe. Erosie has collaborated with URBAN NATION on Project M/12 in 2017. […]
Argentinian artist Tamara Djurovic, also known as Hyuro, now lives in Valencia. Her figurative, monochromatic artworks are just as cosmopolitan as she is – they can be found on murals all over Western Europe. Erosie has collaborated with URBAN NATION on Project M/12 in 2017.
Hyuro started painting on canvas. After meeting Spanish street artist Escif and trying out her art on murals, there was no turning back: from now on, the street art bug wouldn’t let go of her. Since then, Hyuro has taken her surrealist and poetic visual language to the streets, or actually, to the walls. Her oversized murals often feature women in dreamlike, challenging situations. The depictions are part funny and part nightmarish – the perfect recipe to make every viewer feel comfortably uncomfortable. And thus, the ideal way in displaying socio-political topics to the world.
