Underground Voices

A layered slice of Bogotá — where concrete underpasses become expressive stages for sprawling murals and vibrant tags. The red TransMilenio bus speeds past, barely interrupting the colourful rebellion that climbs the walls behind it.

A bold name piece dominates the centre, flanked by a piercing illustrated face and surreal details like white poppies and cartoonish scrawls. Above, a mosaic of blue-painted fencing and rooftop graffiti overlooks the scene like a second tier of expression. Even the concrete bridge bears the repetitive stencil: "LEAD", part warning, part mantra.

This image is a vivid testament to how the city speaks — loudly, messily, and with undeniable personality.

Shot by Ian Livesey, this print celebrates the raw brilliance of Colombia’s streets.

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