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Brazilian Street Artist Continues To Paint Portraits On Walls Next To Trees That Double As Hair

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Trees and nature can enhance the artistic expression of a creative artist who incorporates them into their work.

This is what a Brazilian artist, Fábio Gomes Trindade (previously), does with his ingenious idea of combining urbanism and nature in his black representation murals. He uses trees as natural extensions of the hair of the people he portrays on blank walls.

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