Fes de Calle

Layers of time, pigment, and protest collide in this richly textured close-up from the streets of Bogotá. Peeling paint and weathered wheat paste posters give way to flashes of neon colour, hints of text, and expressive strokes — a palimpsest of the city’s energy and unrest.

There’s no single message here, only fragments — “Fes”, “de”, “a” — left to interpretation. The photograph captures not just street art, but the raw memory of its decay, where beauty lies in erosion and history speaks through colour and abrasion.

A visceral, contemporary piece — ideal for lovers of urban grit, abstract expression, and the soul of the street.

This bold artwork was captured by Ian Livesey on location in Colombia, where street art breathes life into every corner.

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