An image of hands joined in prayer with a dangling stethoscope covers the wall of a large hospital in Sao Paulo. The pandemic inspired many artists in this Brazilian city which has become the capital of “street art” in Latin America, reported Agence France Press (AFP).
Sao Paolo, a city of 12 million people, returned to life after months of lockdown due to the pandemic, which inspired many local artists to spread their colors on the walls of a city that has turned into an “open air museum” since the 1990s.
