pink intruder creates vibrant mural celebrating the many colors of fruits and veggies

artist collective pink intruder has completed a colorful mural for the mayor’s summit of the milan urban food policy pact (MUFPP) signatory cities in valencia, spain. the mural, designed by artistic duo david moreno terrón and miguel arraiz garcía, was created to receive mayors from all over the world as a representation of the colors of fruits and vegetables.

all images by noel arraiz 

the colorful mural was installed in the entrance of the palace of congresses of valencia where the conference took place, inviting the mayors with the welcoming imagery. calling to mind fruits and vegetables, the piece sets the tone for the political gathering. 

pink intruder hopes to bring awareness to the protection of the orchard that surrounds valencia 

valencia, spain was chosen as the ‘food capital of 2017’ by the food and agriculture organization (FAO), a specialized agency of the united nations that leads international efforts to defeat hunger. to celebrate valencia and its food, pink intruder has also created city-wide installations in the form of large vegetables and fruits that celebrate the orchard that surrounds the city and its produce. 

valencia, spain was chosen as the ‘food capital of 2017’ by the food and agriculture organization (FAO)

pink intruder is a project organized by a group of artists with expertise in performing interventions in urban space and the organization and coordination of cultural events. the group sees culture and its management as the primary tool to generate debate and as a tool to generate a more pluralistic, participatory and advanced society.

the colorful mural was installed in the entrance of the palace of congresses of valencia

pink intruder is a project organized by a group of artists with expertise in urban interventions

the welcoming imagery creates a symbol of hope for world food issues

mayors from around the world attended the conference to discuss urban food policy

the mural is one in a series of city-wide installations celebrating fruits and vegetables 

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