Zamoyskiego Warsaw
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The Art
Due to the unusual shape of the building where the mural is painted, Barrakuz had a unique design challenge to solve that ultimately led to a deeper message. “The wall is quite peculiar because it's broken in the middle and that was a design challenge for me, to merge it graphically and visually.”
Despite the design challenges, Barrakuz embraced the nuances of the wall to aid in the message she wanted to tell. “I wanted my wall to correspond with the surroundings,” she explains. “Its shapes and broken middle were ideal to create something about breaking barriers and it was a challenge that I wanted to solve in an interesting way.”
From the symbolism of the hands coming together as a gesture of connection, Barrakuz wants the viewer to recognize a “symbol of unity and that there are no differences between us – we are equal”.

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