The Mural de Ledania dominates the corner with a dense, hyper-colored fusion of portraiture and abstract geometry. Diana Duque, the artist known as Ledania, painted this wall as part of a citywide effort to reclaim public spaces through urban art. Her style uses vibrant, saturated tones to blend human features with wild, organic shapes. While many street murals in Quito rotate annually, this particular work remains a permanent fixture of the neighborhood, defining the streetscape with its sharp lines and neon-adjacent palette.
Mural de Ledania
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