Austin- “Hello, how are you?” The mural on the clouds, to the mural “I love you a lot” in the southern Congress, the murals in Austin are a common place to take a picture or admire the work.
In Sunset Valley, the Ribugio mural adds another mural to many pieces that have emerged around Austin over the years.
“In creating concepts of murals, this is a mix between my free country and my own perspective, but I also think it is important to work with society and work with stakeholders,” Ribio said.
It is clear how passionate is that Ribio is in his work, as he offered many of his previous pieces on Instagram page.
“In Austin, there are a lot of opportunities to use our talents, talents, perspective of companies and things like this, but the meaningful projects are when you can work with a community to raise common stories, and some people who contribute to society or beautify a space usually are just an empty charging container.”
His latest piece is located on the side of a shipping container near the 290 highway in the back of the Burger Stadium, you can place it 3200 Jones RD, Austin, TX 78745 To find the stain.
Inspiration comes from local plants and flowers. He said he worked with the Sunset Valley Farmer market to reach the piece.
He said that he worked in murals and local projects in Austin Barat, offices and office buildings with one piece at the Moody Center.
“Inside the art world, this sector is where a lot of work is temporary and it is a kind of cold, as the walls revolve, so I have drawn a lot, but it was also drawn, giving us the opportunity to grow, but it also gives other opportunities to other artists.”
He said that he hoped that more people will hire local artists to complete art throughout the city.
To check more of his work, please visit his website here.