Argentinian-born street artist and illustrator Tamara Djurovic, aka Hyuro, has spent 2018 painting public artworks that interact with architecture across the globe.

Her larger-than-life murals can be seen in countries including the Netherlands, Brazil, Spain, Italy and Belgium, to name a few. She designs each piece to complement the buildings they are placed on and to work with the surrounding landscapes.

Many of her pieces omit recognisable features like faces, creating an air of anonymity and mystery. The majority of her work portrays women in soft neutrals and muted tones, a symbol of oppression and political turmoil.

See more of her work on Instagram.

(h/t) designboom.com

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