Global street art star, Argentinian artist Elian Chali, complemented the rhythmic relief on the wall of the former SINKh building (now USUE) with a mural featuring his signature style. In this piece, the artist combined primary geometry, abstraction, and high-contrast colour schemes. The core idea behind all of Elian’s artworks is showing that urban life extends far beyond the daily commute between home and work.
Through his art, the artist opens a conversation between people and the urban environment. “Abstraction doesn't provide ready-made answers; you have to figure it out for yourself. It also works like a bridge: I build one side of the bridge, and passers-by complete the other. Besides, I love working in diverse environments. There are so many countries — countless different contexts and conditions. Abstraction and geometry allow me to integrate smoothly into any environment without friction,” shared Elian.