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Artist Eli Argüello is painting a mural for the Peach Road Community Center. Her inspiration comes from the wonderful forests of Raleigh, its trees, flowers, and birds. In the middle of that natural environment, a girl practices sports, surrounded by nature, with a ball that carries her emotions; the flowers represent her dreams and hopes. The girls from the USA are soccer champions and an inspiration to so many women around the world, serving as examples of discipline and showing how girls can achieve their dreams.
About the Artist
Eli Argüello is a muralist and illustrator from Costa Rica. She has a master's degree in Graphic Design and Fine Arts from the University of Costa Rica. She has worked full-time as an independent artist on illustration projects, community and corporate muralism, augmented reality (AR) murals, 2D animation, and videomapping, among others. Her style and inspiration come from the influence of the tropical environment and the women who inhabit it. His artistic work has been exhibited in Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands, Mexico, the United States, and Nicaragua. She has collaborated with clients such as Google, Starbucks, Visa, Mondelez, Selina, etc.
Instagram: @eliarguellocr
Website: elizabetharguello.com/
Community-Initiated Public Art
Raleigh Arts has a program to help artists and community members add art to neighborhoods and public spaces. The public art team is available to guide you through project development, artist selection, gaining site approvals, and the City permitting process. This program is open to anyone interested in adding public art to City property, including artists, community members, organizations, and designers.