The Deputy Mayor for Infrastructure and Accessibility, Angélica Pastor, together with the urban art artist Alfredo Durban, and the Llevant District councilor, Daniel Oliveira, presented this Thursday in Pere Garau the set of interventions in the neighborhoods with whom you want to contribute to beautify spaces that on many occasions are the object of recurring vandalism graffiti.
As explained by the Palma City Council in a press release, these interventions of urban art in the neighborhoods, which will be carried out by the artist Alfredo Durban and in collaboration with Endesa, they have started this weekend with interventions in Pere Garau (c / Médico Josep Darder, 33) and in the Son Gibert neighborhood. Over the next few days they will reach 10 more points on the streets of Pere Garau.
The artist Alfredo Durban doing one of the works in the Pere Garau neighborhood.
Pastor explained that these interventions that begin this week want to complement the Vandal Graffiti Cleanup Action Plan and contribute to the fight against incivism. The councilor has explained the investments in the neighborhoods to clean vandalism graffiti on walls, benches, bins and walls located in the parks and neighborhoods of Palma. The mayor has pointed out the will of combat this problem from another perspective Therefore, together with urban artists, performances will be held in spaces that often end up vandalized and degraded. Pastor highlighted the case of the Sa Riera park amphitheater. The councilor explained that, in addition, the interventions will have sustainability, recycling and the green palm as thematic. The councilor explained that with these actions the City Council wants to show support for professionals and that they serve as an example for the youngest.
