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A 100-Year-Old Church Transformed Into A Skate Park Painted With Colorful Graffiti
A historic church in the Spanish city of llanera was transformed into a skate-park earlier this year by La Iglesia Skate; titled Kaos Temple, it has now undergone a second, more colorful transformation at the hands of street-artist Okuda San Miguel.
In collaboration with Red Bull, Okuda filled the church with bright, isometric, paintings. Verkami describes some of the work: “His iconic artistic piece Kaos Star represents a colorful and isometric rose of the winds that tries to tell us that it does not matter were you are, or what you are doing, what matters are your own goals.”
More info: okudart.es | verkami.com | Facebook (h/t: ufunk, designboom)
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Image credits: La Iglesia Skate
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Image credits: La Iglesia Skate / Red Bull Media
Image credits: Red Bull Media
Image credits: okudart
Image credits: La Iglesia Skate
Image credits: Red Bull Media
Image credits: Red Bull Media
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Image credits: La Iglesia Skate / Red Bull Media
Image credits: La Iglesia Skate
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SusannaVesna 9 years ago
Amazing ways to recycle religious sites that would otherwise turn into ruins and dust
RuthT 9 years ago
My nefew is a skater and he would love to see this place in person.
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DariaB 9 years ago
This turned out very nice. I'm just curious what happened to the century old church treasure, like, you know, the statues we see at the altair. Just a thought.
SofiaBellavista 9 years ago
When the clergy abandon a church they take everything valuable away, leaving the building empty
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SusannaVesna 9 years ago
Amazing ways to recycle religious sites that would otherwise turn into ruins and dust
RuthT 9 years ago
My nefew is a skater and he would love to see this place in person.
Load More Replies... DariaB 9 years ago
This turned out very nice. I'm just curious what happened to the century old church treasure, like, you know, the statues we see at the altair. Just a thought.
SofiaBellavista 9 years ago
When the clergy abandon a church they take everything valuable away, leaving the building empty
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