Mural Seres Arbóreos e Empena Hip-Hop - Rasnove
Imagine stepping into a world where whimsical tree creatures with single cyclops eyes and sneakers greet you from a street-level facade, while a monumental neon-pink mural celebrating Afro-Brazilian hip-hop culture rises majestically above. Welcome to the Mural Seres Arbóreos e Empena Hip-Hop by Rasnove in São Paulo's vibrant Bela Vista / Baixo Augusta corridor. This captivating urban street art composition is a testament to the city's rich street culture and artistic reinvention. Whether you're a street art aficionado or simply someone who appreciates unique urban landscapes, this spot offers a unique dialogue between street-level facade art and high-rise muralism that is sure to leave you spellbound.
A vibrant, multi-layered urban street art composition located along the lively Bela Vista / Baixo Augusta corridor in central São Paulo. The lower street-level facade with tall arched windows features whimsical, anthropomorphic tree creatures with single cyclops eyes, sneakers, and urban streetwear, painted by artist Rasnove (@rasnove), alongside a striking blue-haired figurative portrait. Rising directly above on the high-rise background facade is a monumental neon-pink and yellow mural celebrating Afro-Brazilian hip-hop culture, youth street style, and African diaspora heritage with geometric jewelry, crowns, and hoop earrings.
History
Located in Bela Vista, one of São Paulo's most culturally eclectic neighborhoods, this artwork captures the spirit of urban reinvention and street culture, where independent graffiti artists and monumental muralists continually reshape the city's architectural identity.
Fun Facts
- Features artist Rasnove's signature one-eyed tree-creature characters ('seres arbóreos') wearing sneakers and urban clothing.
- The soaring neon-pink building mural in the background honors Afro-Brazilian hip-hop culture, streetwear, and diaspora identity.
- Located in the bohemian Baixo Augusta / Bela Vista district, famous for its rich theatrical, musical, and street art history.
- Offers a unique urban perspective where street-level facade art dialogues with monumental high-rise muralism.
Guide Tips
- Best viewed and photographed from across the street to capture the full vertical layering between the lower arched building and the pink skyscraper behind it.
- Just an 8-minute walk from Higienópolis-Mackenzie Metro Station (Line 4-Yellow) or Anhangabaú Station (Line 3-Red).
- Afternoon daylight provides vibrant contrast for the neon pink, warm yellow, and lush green tones.
Opening Hours
24/7 - External Viewing