Mural Ave Grande - TOT PDF CREW
Imagine standing on Rua da Consolação, captivated by a breathtaking mural that brings the vibrant beauty of Brazilian wildlife into the heart of the city. 'Ave Grande', crafted by the renowned TOT PDF CREW, showcases two majestic Hyacinth Macaws against a textured backdrop, a powerful reminder of the need for environmental preservation. This striking piece not only enhances the urban landscape but also serves as a poignant tribute to the endangered species it depicts. Whether you're an art lover, a nature enthusiast, or simply exploring the city, this mural is a must-see that captures the essence of São Paulo's dynamic cultural scene.
A striking large-scale street art mural titled 'Ave Grande', painted across the blind facade of a residential building on Rua da Consolação. Created by Brazilian street art collective TOT PDF CREW, the monumental artwork depicts two magnificent Hyacinth Macaws with detailed electric blue and sapphire plumage set against a dark textured background. The mural serves as a vibrant urban tribute to Brazilian biodiversity and environmental preservation amidst the concrete architecture of São Paulo.
History
Painted in 2023 as part of the flourishing street art revitalization along Rua da Consolação, this mural contrasts the organic beauty and endangered majesty of Brazilian fauna against the towering high-rises of the metropolis.
Fun Facts
- Depicts the Hyacinth Macaw, the largest flying parrot species in the world, native to central and eastern South America.
- Created by TOT PDF CREW, a well-known Brazilian street art collective renowned for impactful urban interventions.
- Brings a powerful message of wildlife conservation and Brazilian natural fauna directly into São Paulo's urban core.
- Located along the vibrant street art corridor of lower Rua da Consolação, near Avenida Paulista.
Guide Tips
- Best viewed from the opposite sidewalk on Rua da Consolação for an unobstructed view of both birds and the typography.
- Just a 4-minute walk from Paulista Station (Line 4-Yellow) or Consolação Station (Line 2-Green).
- Great photography spot during daytime, especially under natural soft daylight which makes the blue plumage tones stand out.
Opening Hours
24/7 - External Viewing
Location
More in Art
Related stories
- Do I Need Cash in Brazil? Cards, Pix and Money Tips for Tourists
Brazil is one of the most cashless countries in the world. Here is how to pay like a local: when your card works, what Pix is, how tourists can use it, and how much cash you really need.
- Caipirinha in São Paulo: Where It Was Born, How to Order It, and Where to Drink the Best
Brazil's national cocktail most likely started in the countryside of São Paulo state. Here is its story, how to order it like a local, and the bars where the city pours it best.
- Açaí in São Paulo: What It Is, How Locals Eat It, and Where to Try It
Thick, cold, purple and nothing like the smoothie bowl back home. Here is how açaí became a São Paulo habit, how to order it, and where to try it.