Identical twin brothers from Brazil have completed another giant 'Os Gemeos Mural' on the side of Boston's Big Dig Building.
The two brothers, whose real names are Otavio and Gustavo Pandolf, are known for their riveting art pieces and unique style that sets them apart from other graffiti artists. Their latest piece was done in honor of an exhibition at the ICA/Boston this month. The twins were commissioned to work on two separate murals in the city; the first at the Big Dig building and the second at the Revere Hotel.
An interesting note about this mural is that the brothers incorporated the shape of the building into the mural design. Having the character's head as the top of the building is also a beautiful touch. Art fans can't wait to see which city Os Gemeos will end up decorating next.
What's Driving This Trend
- Giant Street Art
- There is room for innovation in creating large scale murals that incorporate the shape of the building or take advantage of the urban landscape.
- Unique Graffiti Style
- The trend towards more unique and captivating graffiti styles offers opportunities for artists to showcase their originality and stand out from other artists.
- Commissioned Street Art
- As more cities and businesses commission street art, there is an opportunity to create more vibrant and interesting urban landscapes that attract tourists and visitors.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can continue pushing the boundaries of street art, with new methods and unique styles for public art installations.
- Tourism
- Cities can leverage street art as a way to attract tourists, and design unique urban landscapes that are visually appealing and interesting for visitors.
- Real Estate and Property Management
- Companies involved in real estate and property management can leverage street art as a way to improve the visual appeal of their building or neighborhood, and create a unique selling proposition.
