Alejandro “Mono” González
Mural inspirado en la naturaleza / 2023

Galpón 6 This mural, painted in acrylic by the renowned muralist Alejandro “Mono” González, measures approximately 3.5 meters in height by 5 meters in width and is located at the entrance of Galpón 6, specifically at the access point on Víctor Manuel and Placer streets.
According to the artist, “the work is dedicated to nature, to birds and other winged creatures. It is a tribute to nature and a welcome to the public of the Persa.”

Basco Vazko
Internet / 2017

Shed 1

The mural “Internet,” better known as the “Sistine Chapel” of the Persa Víctor Manuel, was created by the artist Basco Vazko in 2017. It is located on the ceiling of Galpón 1 of the Persa Víctor Manuel, painted across a vaulted dome of 700 m². The mural’s iconography is connected to Basco Vazko’s graphic imagination, inspired by collages and graffiti. It portrays today’s reality of the Internet and the overwhelming flow of information in the virtual world. It is characterized by abstract figures and humanoid bodies mixed with representations of old bronze weights, furniture, and objects that can be found at the Persa.

Cekis
Borde Sur / 2018

Sky Persa

The Borde Sur mural is located in a privileged spot in the southern sector of Santiago —a place from which the city can be seen from this vantage point— and refers to the importance of the South in the construction of new urban and cultural imaginaries. The mural’s dimensions are equivalent to a 12-story building: it measures 500 m² and is located on the rooftop of the Persa Víctor Manuel. It is the largest work to date by Nelson Rivas, better known as “Cekis.”

Paula Godoy
Local 54 / 2018

Sector 7

The mural Local 54 is painted directly on the floor of the La Curtiembre Gallery and extends across walls and pillars to create a sense of three-dimensionality. It stands out for the contrast of black and white colors applied to straight-angled shapes and sinuous figures. The work covers 600 m² in Sector 7 of the Persa Víctor Manuel. Its author is the artist Paula Godoy Ossa, the first female muralist to paint a work of this scale on the ground in Chile. The mural was inaugurated in June 2018.

Simón DeMadera
Composición 11 / 2019

Segundo nivel

Second Level Composición 11 is an original work characterized by its abstract language and the optical illusion it creates. It portrays the figure of “rocks” in black and white through the technique of anamorphism, which allows our brain to recognize a previously distorted image or object when viewed from the correct vantage point. The work was created in the pools of the former Curtiembre, located on the second level of the Persa Víctor Manuel. Its author is the urban artist Simón DeMadera, and it was inaugurated in March of this year.

Pablo Benzo “Profundo significado en un prado de objetos” / 2020

Galpón 5

Galpón 5 The mural by Pablo Benzo is located in Galpón 5 inside the Persa Víctor Manuel and is titled “Profound Meaning in a Meadow of Objects.” Benzo explains that for this project he was mainly inspired by the imagery of the Persa and shares the following: “It is a kind of portrait of the space. Through different objects that inhabit it, I represented characteristics connected to the spirit of this place. Collecting, decoration, and history are ideas associated with the Persa, and for me, they are the pillars on which the mural stands.”

Mural in Sector 7 – Next to “Local 54”

Galpón 5 This work was created by the artist Paula Godoy Ossa. The mural, measuring 12 x 8 m² and painted with epoxy on concrete, is located next to the “Local 54” mural in the La Curtiembre Gallery. It maintains a similar style in its figures and uses black and white tones.

Dasic Fernández

Fachada Persa Victor Manuel

La fachada del Persa Víctor Manuel fue pintada por el reconocido artista internacional Dasic Fernández. Dasic ha pintado en capitales importantes de Latinoamérica, y también en ciudades como Nueva York, Miami, Detroit, entre otras. Cabe destacar que hace un tiempo pintó el paseo Banderas en Santiago en conjunto con el arquitecto Juan Carlos López.

Mural 1
Alejandro González, Agotok, Oficio Erico, Xilo Bastian

Calle Victor Manuel

The façade of the Persa Víctor Manuel was painted through a call organized by Alejandro González, better known as “Mono” González, a renowned Chilean muralist who has his own gallery-workshop inside the Persa Víctor Manuel. This mural, located on Víctor Manuel Street, was created with the participation of the artists Agotok (a duo of urban artists), Oficio Erico, and Xilo Bastian. The intervention, which spans more than 150 meters in length, represents the value of this building as Santiago’s former Curtiembre (tannery), together with the diversity of the people who visit the Persa Víctor Manuel, associated with the characteristic commerce that takes place here. For its execution, a process of research and image selection was carried out, which was later brought to life by the artists. Among the elements represented we can see paintings, objects, typical shops, people, and other figures.

Mural 2
Mono González, Inti, Saile, Sick 888, Juana Pérez, y la dupla Aner y Tikay / 2017

Placer

This mural was created in 2017 as part of a collaborative project between artists from urban art (graffiti) and muralism, including the renowned Chilean artist Inti, who actively participated in its making. The collaboration for this mural, which extends over more than 50 meters, took place in the context of the first urban art documentary “Chile Style” by Pablo Aravena. The artists who painted it were: Mono González, Inti, Saile, Sick 888, Juana Pérez, and the duo Aner and Tikay.

Mural 3
Daniel Marceli / 2017

San Isidro

Daniel Marceli painted this mural in 2017. It is located on the façade of the Persa Víctor Manuel, on San Isidro Street, and depicts the shapes and colors of southern Chile, inspired by the culture of Chiloé Island, where the artist comes from. The idea behind the mural is to express the integration of cultures through a striking chromatic palette associated with the sea and the characteristic architectural elements of southern Chile. Daniel Marceli is an artist from Valparaíso, and this is considered his most important work in Santiago.