5 MEXICAN STREET ARTISTS YOU SHOULD BE FOLLOWING

It’s no secret that street art is a great love of ours. If you’ve been following our journey, you know that we have collaborated with some of Mexico City’s most talented street artists to create <a href="https://medium.com/@milagrotequila/m%C3%A9xico-libre-a-milagro-mural-project-with-beo-hake-a1ba992c9d1f" rel="noopener">Agave Expressionism</a> pieces. Mexico City has embraced art on its walls like no other city in the world. Today, it sees a renaissance, with large and eye-catching murals on many of its surfaces, depicting culture, politics and current events. As we have done for the past few years (because it truly is an important part of the D.F. lifestyle), here are five street artists you should be following. <img alt="" src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:770/1*we-PuOZf2fITRYDmGOyVaQ.jpeg" style="height:700px; width:700px" /> <h2>1. LELO</h2> One of the most recognizable street artists, Mexican born LELO, is known for his colorful artwork in both small and large formats. Using spray, acrylic and latex paints (along with natural pigments), his bright and vibrant art explores and recreates the worldview of native towns, mixing in certain elements of his personal identity. You are likely to see hybrid elements in LELO’s art, combining empirical and scientific knowledge to create abstract, spiritual characters. He uses the street art and graffiti that we admire as techniques of orality and image, aimed to build a universal language. <a href="https://medium.com/@milagrotequila/5-mexican-street-artists-you-should-be-following-a8f9d7ffc955">Click Here</a>