“Les Enfants de Djebel Jelloud Rêvent Encore” – New Mural by Hopare in Tunisia
Structured with the same vectorial lines, the portraits by French street artist Hopare are recognisable at a glance. His unique, surrealist style goes together with a humanistic message: Hopare’s latest work in Tunisia represents the story of the children living in the disadvantaged neighbourhood of Djebel Jelloud, just outside Tunis, where local kids must quit school to go to work and provide for their family.
I'm a writer who is specialised in street art and graffiti. Since 2011 I have run this independent street art blog, which has been the media partner of important street art festivals around Europe. I was the Communication & Content Manager of Amsterdam's STRAAT Museum and now I'm a freelance writer and content creator based in Rome. I work for creative enterprises and museums, and my writing was published in street art catalogues and art publications.
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