After businesses are closed and respectable families are inside their homes gathered around their electronic devices, you are skulking through the streets in search of adventure. Wait, what was that? You turn back for a second to look through an opening you just passed. At the end of the cobblestone path the glowing eyes of a lone wolf await you in here in Sevilla. He looks kind of cuddly, but he may bite.
Street Artist Jeice2 hits us up with another piece from his project “Savage Planet” – this one is called “Rayo”.
Jeice 2 ”Rayo, The Wolf” Sevilla, Spain. (photo © Cristina Cerezo)
Jeice 2 ”Rayo, The Wolf” Sevilla, Spain. (photo © Cristina Cerezo)
Jeice 2 ”Rayo, The Wolf” Sevilla, Spain. (photo © Cristina Cerezo)
Jeice 2 ”Rayo, The Wolf” Sevilla, Spain. (photo © Cristina Cerezo)
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