Street Art in Valparaiso (Part 2)

This is our second and final gallery of street art from Valparaíso in Chile. It continues on from our first gallery , starting at Avenida Alemana further south and then going down the mountain towards the bay. I believe this second gallery more so showcases the vast variety of styles. Some pieces are playful, some reminiscent of impressionist style, some of trompe-l’œil, and some are just plain fun motifs. Enjoy!

StreetArt: his & her garage?

StreetArt: Valparaiso scene on garage door

StreetArt: girl blowing fantasy bubbles

StreetArt: use the bicycle

StreetArt: pirate sailboat in ice cave

StreetArt: long retaining wall in Valparaíso

StreetArt: long wall in Valparaíso, part 1

StreetArt: long wall in Valparaíso, part 2

StreetArt: long wall in Valparaíso, part 3

StreetArt: pulso taller [pulse workshop]

Street Art corner, unfortunately vandalised

Lovely café called “Happy People”

StreetArt: indigenous deity (part of a larger picture, unfortunately hidden behind parked vehicles)

StreetArt: left part of the large piece with the indigenous deity

colourful streetart on a shop sidewall

Street Art Valparaiso: mental liberation to infinity (full wall)

Street Art Valparaiso: mental liberation to infinity

StreetArt: three boys

Don’t miss our our self-guided street art tour of Valparaiso.

Good street art is one of my passions, so please visit my previous street art galleries from Valparaiso , Santiago 1 , 2 , 3 , and from Uruguay .

We are always interested in your comments regarding these images!
Which piece of street art do you like the best, which style don’t you like at all?

Tags: graffiti mural public art street art

Juergen

webmaster, main photographer & driver, second cook and only husband at dare2go.com.

Ryan Biddulph says:

17/02/2015 at 19:22

Hi Juergen,

That headless piece on the rainbow colored sheet is neat – when do you hear that line? lol – as are all of the shots. Chile is a must visit spot for us.

Thanks for sharing!

Ryan

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Hello & Welcome

Meet Yasha and Juergen. Our travel blog is atypical because we travel differently, not flying from one dream destination to the next. Our choice instead: to take it slowly, take side roads, discover places aside from the typical "bucket list" and guidebook highlights. We drive and live in our self-built overland camper, called [~~"Berta"~~] "Bertita" (little Berta since 2018 in Europe). You can read more on our "About Us" page.

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Celebrate with us!

Yes, this year our website dare2go.com celebrates 20 Years online! We registered the domain in late 2005 and uploaded the first page in early 2006, just before we left on our first Pan-American trip.

The first website was a simple HTML-layout done by Juergen. Although, for the time, it displayed some features which would only become more ‘familiar’ in later years – like a tabbed layout: text on one page, a map of the recent journey on the second tab, and a photo gallery on the third tab. Unfortunately, it wasn’t “mobile friendly” — those handheld devices to access the internet weren’t around in 2005!
So, after Google’s constant complaints, we decided to delete our ‘Archive’ in 2018.

Here’s a screen capture of the ‘old’ layout:

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