2022·São Paulo, Brazil·● still standing·3 sources·
NaLata International Urban Art Festival, October 2022: a 35 × 9 m mural on a building on Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima (Pinheiros); hand-painted in ten days with two assistants, his first large mural since the pandemic. The title is the speed of light; "a splash of light for the city."
35 × 9 m, Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima · NaLata Festival, October 2022source: felipepantone.com (studio archive) · murals-photos-manifest.md / site-images-manifest.mdphoto from the studio Drive (harvest 2026-07-04) · folder sao-paulo-2022-300000-kmssource: Studio Drive — FPSTUDIO archive · harvest 2026-07-04photo from the studio Drive (harvest 2026-07-04) · folder sao-paulo-2022-300000-kmssource: Studio Drive — FPSTUDIO archive · harvest 2026-07-04photo from the studio Drive (harvest 2026-07-04) · folder sao-paulo-2022-300000-kmssource: Studio Drive — FPSTUDIO archive · harvest 2026-07-04photo from the studio Drive (harvest 2026-07-04) · folder sao-paulo-2022-300000-kmssource: Studio Drive — FPSTUDIO archive · harvest 2026-07-04photo from the studio Drive (harvest 2026-07-04) · folder sao-paulo-2022-300000-kmssource: Studio Drive — FPSTUDIO archive · harvest 2026-07-04
The story
Vintage Culture DJing from the crane
While I was painting, the DJ and producer Vintage Culture found out I was doing a mural in his city. He was on tour, but he caught a plane, came over to São Paulo and roped in a whole bunch of friends and people to put on a show and DJ live. And not just anywhere: he climbed up my crane and played from up there while I finished painting.
Out of all that came a making-of video that's floating around YouTube. A good part of the images in this entry come precisely from that video.
source: Relato de Felipe Pantone, 5 de julio de 2026
