The artist HULA creates a work underwater using eco-friendly paints

With his new work, Hula aims to raise awareness of the reefs that are being lost. The artist Hula creates works mainly based on the graffiti technique, blending them with nature. But this time he has produced a painting underwater, with completely environmentally friendly pigments. It is the first time he has attempted this feat, and he succeeds. Sean Yoro is the real name of this artist who grew up in Hawaii, and his project Deep Seads has so far been his most ambitious, as it was developed underwater. It all began with the idea of artificial reef murals, where he started with several ideas until reaching his final work. Each of these was complemented by trips to the seas, diving lessons and the development of an eco-friendly paint. For months, he worked on developing a paint that would allow him to paint underwater. The mix of non-toxic, eco-friendly materials was the main part of raising awareness. The final work turned out to be made up of several parts showing different women. We believe this is a very interesting initiative for raising awareness by blending art with eco-friendly values. The Pinturas Ecológicas team encourages you to give us your opinion and your point of view on this subject.