On Thursday, at the height of Storm Doris ripping through London and the rest of the country, street artist Amara Por Dios returned to the streets to start off her year of murals in London. Born and raised in Sweden, Amara por Dios has been painting graffiti since she was 12 and she prefers to paint her feminine tribal-inspired characters. These are usually painted in bright and bold colours, usually pink or purple. These have significance to her Chilean and South American heritage, and she moved to London in 2013 and is a regular street artist painting walls in the city.
Her newest addition is a portrait of two feminine characters in Star Yard.
Previous posts about Amara por Dios in this blog include:
Amara Por Dios and Flesh031 Collaborate on 'Urban Jungle' in Soho
Amara Por Dios paints for International Women's Day
Artista and Atomik (with Amara por Dios)
Street art by Amara por Dios glows in the dark
New street art by Artista, Saki, and Amara Por Dios
Amara Por Dios: Village Underground wall and other walls
New street art on Bacon Street by Amara Por Dios, Saki and others
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