Intervention on the wall of a local market by Don Iwana Don, in which the artist combines elements of the graffiti culture with a poetic message. 'Dejé escapar a mis gorriones ' ( 'I let my sparrows escape') taken from a song by Rapper Erik Urano
This mural is part of the program sponsored by the Market Association and the District Council to refresh the Market Building with the motto ' Pinta el Mercado' ('Paint the Market')
The artwork features three b-boy style characters with urban streetwear painting a wildstyle graffiti, while in the corner reads the phrase 'I let my sparrows escape'. This poetic metaphor creates a striking contrast with the tough, urban look of the character.
In the bottom left, directly under a painted streetlight, there is a small silhouette of figures sitting on a bench. This adds a reflective atmosphere to the urban backdrop.





| Access | Public |
|---|---|
| Keywords | B-Boy, Streetart, Streetart Culture, Poetry, Sparrows |
| Date created | 2017-09-30T10:00:00.000Z |
| Photographer | Enwanderland |
| Artwork type | Paint |
| Artwork style | Graffiti Character, Graffiti Letters, WildStyle, Cartoon |
| Surface type | Outdoor Wall |
| Building | Market |
| Organization | Mercado Doña Carlota, District Council |
| Marker type | artwork |
| City | Madrid |
| Country | Spain |