Setting the mood is something Hyuro does well with a majority of her work and certainly with this new watercolor on paper.

The walls and residents of Valencia, Spain are fortunate to have artists such as Hyuro, and Escif continuously bringing strong, thought provoking work to the streets. Hyuro newest piece depicts a woman with a custom rig to carry several pots and strainers.

A new piece from Spanish muralist, Hyuro, shows the backside of a sitting women looking at small noosed figure.

Very few artists who regularly work in the street can also make indoor work that looks this good! Using watercolor on paper, Hyuro painted a deer being escorted by a number of police officers.

You got a whole family trying to live on your back!  Hyuro’s surreal imagery is far different from the majority of the street art being created right now. Often painting the female gender in a black and white palette, her work is engaging, challenging, and draws the viewer in to investigate the meaning.  This newest piece shows a shoeless female wearing a house on her back with a number of characters trying to get in.

Whether or not this is actually a painting of a human clothesline, it was our first impression. Hyuro’s more recent mural in Valencia, Spain is of 4 women ether topless or bottomless and shoeless, holding hands in what could be a dance of sorts.

Hyuros’s street work often attempts to comment on and challenge current cultural topics, with animals being prominent figures in her ideas. The artist’s newest piece in Valencia, Spain shows two dead deer encircled by set lights.

Having already painted a number of walls for the Bien Urbain Festival in Besancon, France, Hyuro recently finished up another piece in a peculiar location. A number of the artist’s signature longhaired women are seen lying atop of each other ascending the side of some public steps.

Spanish artist, Hyuro, completed another wall for the Bien Urbain festival, which is currently taking place in Besancon, France. The artist painted a lengthy cityscape resting on a rug. A character is seen leaning against a rug that looks as if it is about to get rolled up.

After painting a controversial wall in Atlanta that courted international media attention, Hyuro is in Bencason, France participating in the Bien Urbain Festival.  The artist painted an old dilapidated wall, showing four women covered in sheepskin, performing ritualistic dancing around three wolves.