The artist Peru Dyer grow up in Lima, Peru. However, a declining economy lead him to leave his country at the age of 16 and to pursue his studies in Canada.
His artistic journey is filled with experiences and inspirations acquired during his many voyages. Over time, his work evolves from a form of traditional art toward digital art.
Peru has an established career in Montreal as an illustrator and as a graffiti art muralist. His works is also exposed in galleries across the Americas and Europe.
Artwork description
This mural, by Peru, seeks to heal hearts, inspire unity within the community, spark conversations and promote a culture of inclusion, respect and empathy. It is a powerful symbol of hope, reminding viewers of the transformative potential of universal love in building a more harmonious and interconnected world, as we discover ourselves and find our place relative to each other.
This mural is one of 3 murals that have been produced this year through the MUrelles project. This embellishment pilot project is the result of a collaboration between Montréal centre-ville, Tourisme Montréal and MU with the support of the City of Montréal, with the aim of encouraging the general public to see and take ownership of the alleys. differently in order to make them spontaneous meeting places in the heart of the metropolis.