Mi Madre — artwork #10685 by Cix Mugre · Lisboa, Portugal
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The artist Antonio Triana becomes “Cix Mugre” when he equips himself with a brush, his tattoo machine or an aerosol can! With his art that looks like a great trip after consuming ayahuasca, he now dresses the walls of his native Mexico and the whole world!
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Added 27/07/2026
A monumental gable end carries Coatlicue, the mother of all gods in the Aztec pantheon, standing in a mandorla of rays borrowed from the iconography of the Virgin of Guadalupe, in front of a stepped temple decorated with turquoise masks and serpents. Huge pale pink and lavender roses fill the foreground and spill over the sides, among talavera-style rosettes. At the bottom, the artist painted a ribbon around the very real sign of the Rancho Tradicional de Cinfães, the association that occupies the building, folding it into the mural.
The artwork Mi Madre is of type graffiti. You can admire it in the city of Lisboa in Portugal, more precisely here: Rua da Quinta do Marquês de Abrantes, Lisbon.
This graffiti is also tagged as: fresque, roses, monumental, femme, tradition, religion, temple.
Find all artworks by the artists who contributed to its creation by clicking on their name: Cix Mugre
The photo was published on 27-07-2026 by Rabot.
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