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  <title>LA CIBELES by Maria Simavilla</title>
  <description>Ephemeral artwork on canvas to cover the mythical Madrid Fountain, la Cibeles, while being renovated, based on the illustrations of María Simavilla and under the creative direction of Murray The canvas was commissioned as part of the "Abierto por restauración" program organized by the Madrid City Council, with the support of L'Oréal Groupe. the artist created the illustrations to cover the four sides of the monument, they were then digitalized and printed on canvasThe design depicts the classical sculpture of the goddess Cybele and her lion-drawn chariot in blue and white. In stark contrast, it incorporates brightly colored figures representing everyday citizens—including tourists taking selfies, families, elderly couples, and on-site restoration workers—interacting playfully around the iconic landmark.As a whole it is a good example of a vibrant illustration with joyful scenes while the fountain undergoes renovation</description>
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