Mercado de Tapinería
2015·Valencia, Spain·? status unknown·1 sources·
Wall at the Mercado de Tapinería, Valencia, 2015. The promised crane never showed up — just one section of the illegal kind of scaffolding — and the design was redone from scratch so he would only have to go up once.





The story
I redesigned the mural so I'd only have to climb the scaffolding once
I was coming off a whole string of trips and arrived in Valencia with the promise of a crane to reach the entire wall. When I showed up, the crane wasn't there: there was one section of the illegal kind of scaffolding, the kind you look at and it already gives you the creeps. Very sketchy. And there I had two options: pack up and leave, or paint with what was there. I decided to stay, but I wasn't going to risk my neck climbing up and down that scaffolding twenty times. So I changed the whole design. I rethought it entirely so I'd only have to go up once, do whatever I had to do up there, and never go back up. This mural is exactly that: what came out of adapting to a dangerous scaffold and not killing myself in the process.
source: Relato de Felipe Pantone, 5 de julio de 2026
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