Chula developed her graffiti practice while studying art history. Alongside murals, she has worked on arts education and projects supporting children facing social exclusion.
ON THE WALL / CHULA MENTE
Chula started painting Graffiti during her time studying History of Arts at college. It allowed her to communicate her passion about art to others.
Since 2013, she has been a collaborator in different education programmes for nonprofit organisations in both formal and non formal systems. They mostly involve social integration of children in at-risk situations such as social exclusion and poverty who need counselling or referrals to resources. They involve different artistic projects which support marginalised groups of children living in Madrid, Guadalajara and Shelter Homes by means of graffiti art.
Chula ́s large murals combine styles taken from many different sources; from Ancient art to Contemporary via graffiti & Street art.
1 piece across the festival years
Chula’s Railway Heritage mural adds another artistic voice to the story of Dundalk’s railways. Located on Gray’s Lane, it is one of several festival works exploring the industry and the communities connected to it.
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