Ever paints a large mural in Harlem, New York City

Ever was also part of this year's line-up for Monument Art which took place on the busy streets of Harlem in New York City.
"The second conquest" is a piece that reflects reality, future and progress. The three characters describe the American reality, their new skin, new protagonists. Based on photos taken by Martha Cooper in the 90s of immigrants in East Harlem, the past meets the present on the construction of the neighborhood.
The red flag is the symbolic representation of the fight of Puerto Rican Young Lords during the 60s to improve the living conditions of Puerto Ricans in East Harlem. They also demanded the evacuation of the island of Vieques occupied by the US Army, but above all, demanded the independence of Puerto Rico.
Somebody once said that the "first conquest" was made by Christopher Columbus, but today the reality is different.
Take a look at a few extra images after the break and as usual stick with us to discover more updates from the streets of New York City

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Ever paints a new mural in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Ever just sent us some exclusive images of his newest mural which he just completed on the streets of Buenos Aires in Argentina.
"Three phases of faith" is a wall that is located near the Basilica of Luján, place of religious meeting. People for all over Argentina pass by the Basilica during the pilgrimage. The Wall has that religion issue cause talks about that moment when you try to communicate with "God", that moment where one makes the movement of the cross and looks to the sky.. waiting for that answer, the answer never comes (who knows), but the last thing you lose is hope.
Hit the jump for a few extra shots and then make sure to check back with us through the week for the latest mural updates.

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