Street artist make gorgeous murals of women and their “natural hair” using trees

Street artists used to be mocked or even accused of destroying public property, but things have changed today.

With artists like Banksy being so influential, street art is no longer taboo but can be an expression of creativity and a way to make spaces more inspiring.

Brazilian artist Fabio Gomes Trindade has found a way to incorporate his art in the natural environment where he decides to create it.

More specifically, he has a whole series of paintings of girls and women, and uses the trees in the background as their hair. One of his muses is child model Egypt Sarai, whose portrait Trindade has become his most famous piece.

Thanks to the vibrant colors the artist uses, he is able to deliver artwork that is an ode to youthfulness, softness, and joy.

Below, we have compiled some of his most beautiful murals. The way trees just naturally complete the images is simply astonishing.

1. Little white flowers

In this beautiful mural, the white flowers in the tree behind the wall just give an extra touch of sweetness to the little girl.

2. Purple hair don’t care

Indeed, who would care about anything mundane if they had this amazing purple hair? It would be interesting to see what the mural looks like in different seasons.

3. Speaking of seasons…

This is how a mural can look during dry season- and it’s perfect. The way the branches give shade to the woman’s face makes the portrait look even better.

4. Lady in blue

One more awesome portrait with a beautiful green tree popping up in the background, giving the woman fluffy hair that many would wish to have!

5. Wild thing

Not only do we love this mural, but we love that the artist is a hero to kids in the neighborhood.

6. Going green

Rings a bell? Indeed, you’ve seen this mural earlier, during a different season. The fact that the trees behind them grow, leaves fall or blossom, literally gives them life.

7. Famous

This one’s a tribute to American actress Viola Davis. She, too, looks even more beautiful with her nice green hair and the world just loves it.

8. Waiting on the foliage

Not all of these murals are ready to go right off the bat. This gorgeous piece just needs a little more tree growth.

To see the artist at work, scroll down below for a short video.

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By Irene Markianou

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Irene Markianou is a contributor at SBLY Media.