Ccc's StreetArt #307

It’s impossible to turn away from art, even though I know this isn’t the right time or the best opportunity to make a name for myself or seek recognition amid all this chaos and this depressing situation.

However, there are exceptions where it is indeed possible to pay this kind of tribute, which offers support in one way or another by showing us life from a beautiful perspective.

Ccc's StreetArt Contest

• https://www.facebook.com/share/19Cvez3Brp/

a.k.a Soft

This fellow activist has given us this wonderful mural inspired by the dog named Tsunami, who has become an icon and a superhero. The piece is made of this eerie resin that looks like something out of a science fiction and horror movie all at once. Amid all the drama and misfortune, this dog has been a true hero, rescuing more than 350 people.

• This work of art is located in the town of Palo Negro.

Amid so much crisis and chaos, many of us Venezuelans have been affected by this tragedy. It’s incredible how quickly the days have passed, and it’s even more incredible that there are still reports of people alive under the rubble—not to mention the overwhelming number of deceased who still lie among the rubble, emitting a putrid odor—and considering the thousands of deceased who have been recovered from the rubble and who, at this are all gathered in a single location, which has triggered a pollution alert. Added to all this is police abuse and repression, along with government officials’ orders to protect their own assets and commit fraud. It’s truly incredible how many things are happening at the same time, but it doesn’t hurt to take a few seconds to admire beautiful works like these.

I would like to thank everyone who has been keeping an eye on this situation, and all the organizations for doing their part.

I would like to invite to know what i'm talking about;

• @fonestreet/the-venezuelan-government-hates-venezuelans
• @fonestreet/the-4-elements-of-the

and support the:

• @fonestreet/silver-raffle-pictures

Thanks to all 🫂

The image edition was made on Inshot (video editor to make GIF and EPIK for the image)