AT WORK WITH: ELVIRA SOLANA

  • Words Emily Nathan
  • Photos Marina Denisova


THE ARCHITECT-TURNED-MURAL PAINTER PLAYING WITH SPACE.

Issue 54

, Features

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  • Words Emily Nathan
  • Photos Marina Denisova

The work of ancient muralists was nomadic in nature. In order to paint enduring scenes of daily life, history or mythology on the walls of temples, tombs and public buildings, they were required to continually displace themselves, adjusting and adapting their work to suit each site and patron. A shifting physical context was their only constant.

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