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The Estación Esperanza project in Queretaro, Mexico, involved revitalizing the office space of a hub for traveling artists, offering residency programs for musicians and artists. The existing walls were in poor condition, and the current art no longer served the dual purpose of the space—a part-time office and part-time music studio. The urgent need for an update, along with a textured wall and a restricted timeline, presented a unique set of challenges. The task at hand was to transform the worn-out office into a vibrant yet elegant space. Given the existing color scheme of strong red, green, and yellow tones in the house and peach walls with darker wood floors, the goal was to incorporate tans, soft reds and rusty oranges, with earthy greens, and a charcoal accent to create a sophisticated color palette. This mural would serve as a backdrop for both concerts and meetings, adding to the artistic atmosphere of Estación Esperanza. To meet these challenges, the design incorporated clean white lines, contouring the movement of leaves. This choice not only aligned with the city setting of the space but also grounded the area in nature. The mural seamlessly matched the interior design of the office, contributing to the overall aesthetic while providing a visually pleasing and functional backdrop for the diverse activities that took place in the space. The result was a mural that not only revived the office space but also contributed to the artistic ambiance of Estación Esperanza. The incorporation of black/charcoal, alongside the clean white lines, created a sophisticated and visually appealing mural that perfectly tied into the existing color scheme. This project showcased the transformative power of art in rejuvenating a space, making it both functional and aesthetically pleasing for various activities.

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