Hawaiian-born painter and street artist, Sean Yoro (also know as hula), has created an impressive series of street art murals depicting women emerging from the water, along the concrete walls of dilapidated and abandoned structures. ANDIn the water, he paddles in a surfboard to get to best locations to express their art, even reaching balance your paint cans without falling.
The artist now resides in New York, and unveiled these stunning murals with his street art on Instagram, he had already made a name for himself, with his beautiful portraits of women painted on canvas and even old surfboards.
We're coming up with a stunning and incredibly creative new way of wall painting. Sean Yoro aka Hula, decided to take his surfboard, a lot of acrylic paintings, and get as far away from street art as possible. This is definitely a move by the genius of Hula. The result is simply awesome and beautiful. As we've talked before balancing on his surfboard, the native Hawaiian artist brought to life a series of beautiful portraits, seamlessly blending in with the ocean. Everyone always wondereda, if the rest of the women hide under the water. Here is a photo gallery with some of his work.
