The entrance to Sabinillas from the A-7, heading towards Cádiz, is transformed with a 100-metre mural. The Manilva Town Hall promotes the work, which will soon be a new welcome point to the area.
The entrance of Sabinillas from the A-7, heading towards Cádiz, now features a large-format mural that the Manilva Town Hall presents as a new image for accessing the area. The work spans 100 linear metres and its height ranges from 6.5 metres at the highest point to 3.5 metres at the lowest.
The piece is created by local artist José Miguel Sabio, who worked on a building with features that required a design adapted to the space. As the artist explained, the composition combines blue and orange tones and represents, from a philosophical perspective, different aspects of human behaviour.
This initiative is part of the municipal policy to enhance the image of public spaces. The delegate for Beautification, Pilar Zúñiga, and the mayor of Manilva, Mario Jiménez, have closely monitored the progress of the work.
For residents and visitors entering Sabinillas, the mural will transform a previously understated entry point into a welcoming space. The completion date of the work has not yet been announced.
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