Villa Alberto Larraguibel
Al Padre corresponds to the rear panel of the Mother / Father diptych, made in 2025 in Villa Alberto Larraguibel, La Florida.
Muralism
Open-air museums
MAAL gathers large-scale mural experiences organized by locality, understood as open-air museums or urban mural ensembles. The main criterion is not the festival or the facilitation process, but location, urban scale, and the way each wall participates in a territorial route.
In this line, the street, the facade, everyday circulation, and neighborhood memory become part of the reading system. Each work exists as an individual image, but also as a piece within a larger neighborhood ensemble.
Series Record
- Code
- MAAL
- Authorial path
- ACMU > COMU > MURL > Museos_al_Aire_Libre
- Type
- Open and expandable series
- Format
- Large-scale murals in urban ensembles or localities organized as open-air museums.
- Context
- Building facades and neighborhood or urban-scale supports.
- Visible localities
- Villa Alberto Larraguibel and Villa Los Quillayes.
Featured Case: Al Padre
Mother / Father Diptych
The work is directly linked to Dia de la Madre as its counterpart and continuation within the same group of facades at 6440.
2025 Process
The project preserves memory, schedule, grant documentation, accountability records, and extensive process documentation linked to Talentos Creativos La Florida 2025.
Within MAAL, each locality folder may contain one or more real work capsules. This organization makes it possible to read murals as a territorial archive: image, neighborhood, scale, funding, process, and public memory working together.
