Eskuz Esku (Herrería) · Itinerario muralístico de Vitoria-Gasteiz
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Eskuz Esku/ Hand to Hand
Facts
Year: 2010
Lead Artist: Estibaliz Vera
Assistant: Fernando Iglesias
Intern Assistant: Julen Morillas Cabezudo
Size: 130 m2
Location: Calle Herrería 86 (Vitoria-Gasteiz)
Best view: Cantón de las Carnicerías
Description
Eskuz Esku means "hand to hand" in Basque
This mural is a part of a mural group comprised of 2 walls and a mosaic running across the lower portion of both. The composition of the 3 elements is brought together by the use of a common symbol: hands. Hands are the tools which express music, art and work.
This mural shows the hand is sowing seeds, the agricultural work. that brings growth.
Participants:
Volunteers
Sandra Estarrona Fernández, Monica Margusino Pérez, Ainhoa Bajón Orcajo, Ainhoa Fernández de Betoño Caño, Sara Sáez de Vicuña Ruiz de Gauna, Saioa Sánchez Montoya, Blanca Vaca López de Aberasturi, Unai Cereijo Álvarez de Eulate, María Jesús Angulo García, Ruben Toquero Ruilope, Maria José Eguiluz López
Brush Brigades
Aitor Argomaniz Zerain, Leire García Baztarrica, Estefanía Arabaolaza Pérez, Nerea Astola Villa
Video
Can over 50, from all walks of life, people get together to create a public work of art in their city? What a great responsibility! What a great challenge to overcome together!
We invite you to witness the transformation of space and people, individuals and society. This video was created in a mini filmmaking-workshop directed by Astrid Oster and Aitor García Gilete, with the participation 3 youth employees: Leyre Bermeosolo Bidasolo, Joel Pérez Bruña, e Itsaso Perales Barrón.
Eskuz Esku trailer
Eskuz Esku/ Hand to Hand (Herrería) · Gallery
