In Santiago, government councils and local businesses -- like this traditional restaurant -- are turning to graffiti artists to rejuvenate public spaces.
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In front of a private parking lot for diners opposite, a mural of cooks in a kitchen add humor to an otherwise plain area.
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The front of a building used to host Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in central Santiago features smoking volcanoes, faces and flowers.
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A psychedelic forest covers Gnomo youth hostel in Santiago, Chile.
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A theater company in the Barrio Bellavista neighborhood has Renaissance characters on the front of its building
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In the southern neighborhood of La Florida, a 2,600 square meter mural lines the walls of an underpass. The images reflect the area's cultural heritage.
