Re:Present - Calle Libre Festival 2021

In their murals and urban art interventions, Half Studio's visual language is characterized by the use of three-dimensional letters, dynamic layouts, striking messages, and vibrant colors. They draw inspiration from the communities in which they work, ensuring that the messages they convey are relevant and impactful.

Alexander Isakov creates art that combines architectural structures, filigree patterns, and vibrant colors. He draws inspiration from diverse building cultures throughout history and incorporates their details into his work, striving to create new abstract structures. By blending his influences, Isakov produces imaginative and utopian art that explores new forms and perspectives.

Said Dokins invites people to share their personal experiences of Vienna in a single word, which he then incorporates into his mural intervention. By doing so, he creates a collective definition of Vienna in his personal calligraphic style, showcasing the many voices and perspectives that make up our reality. In this way, Dokins highlights the power of art to create a more nuanced and inclusive understanding of our surroundings.

The artwork portrays feminist post-colonial Latin America, showing a woman wearing a boat as a hat with a broken anchor, symbolizing her connection to nature and the past. It highlights the importance of recognizing women as active subjects in historiography and breaking free from patriarchy and colonialism. A condor represents the journey between life and death, while a plant represents growth and change.

Ghizlaine created an artwork promoting harmony and connection among people. Using a wide range of complementary colors and symmetrical geometric shapes, the piece achieves perfect balance and positivity. Named "Totem LoveGate," it represents spreading a positive message of love, light, and unity.