Street Art in Estepona: a photo collection
Street art in Estepona — photos of murals, graffiti, colorful decorations and urban paintings. This is just a small selection from a much larger collection of street art. Featured urban artists: José Fernández Ríos, Francisco Alarcón, Mister Piro, Samantha Jordaan, Curro Leyton, Manuel Moreno Guirao.
“Recuerdos Orientales” (Oriental Memories) is a 600 m² mural on the Antonia Guerrero Square by hyperrealist José Fernández Ríos. It refers to fortresses such as the Alhambra in Granada and the Alcazaba in Málaga. It also represents the mountains of Málaga and the Sierra Nevada in Granada.
Born in Orcera in 1962, José Fernández Ríos (also known as José Ríos) is a Spanish hyperrealist painter and sculptor. His work includes urban landscapes, public sculptures and large murals on building façades. In Estepona, he created “Recuerdos Orientales,” considered the largest mural in Spain.
Above and below: Mural “Pórticos del Cielo” (Portals of Heaven) by José Fernandez Ríos on Avenida de Andalucía 4 in Estepona.
Above: mural “Madre Amorosa” (“Loving Mother”) by the painter Francisco Alarcón. Born in Estepona in 1972, Francisco Alarcón is a painter, sculptor and urban artist. He is known for his large-scale murals and public artworks, often with a strong social focus. He also teaches and gives art workshops.
Below, you can see the mural “Tradiciones” by Manuel Moreno Guirao on Calle Mallorca. It won second prize at the 3rd International Mural Competition in 2024.
Down: “Una Flor de Futuro” (“A Flower of the future”) by Jose Fernandez Rios.
Above: mural by Mister Piro on Calle Valencia. Below: mural “Nutrir” by urban artist Samantha Jordaan at the Andalucía 3 complex, overlooking Calle Terraza.
Above and below: two untitled murals by José Fernández Ríos on the Plaza Nuestra Señora de los Remedios, Painted for the Estepona 2024 mural competition.
Further on, you can see the urban mural “Dreams of Freedom” (Sueños de libertad) depicting Antonia Guerrero, a work by Francisco Alarcón commissioned by the Antonia Guerrero Foundation in Estepona.
Above: mural “… Una Fachada, un mundo ….” (2013) from Ana Cecilia Salinas.
Below: the mural “The Last Supper” (La última cena) by graffiti artist Curro Leyton. The work pays tribute to the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci.
Further along, you can see some urban paintings on an electrical substation in Estepona, at the corner of Calle Galicia and the Avenida Valencia.
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