Featured above is a close-up from a huge unsigned mural in Madrid, Spain featuring African refugees seeking shelter. Several more images of folks on the move — that I’ve come upon in my recent travels — follow:
A larger segment of the Madrid mural picturing African refugees
Argentine Naive artist Eduardo Ungar, “Musicians’ Moving Day”, as seen at Gina Gallery of International Naive Art
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Self-taught Argentine artist Barbara Siebenlist, close-up from huge mural in Madrid, Spain
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Ora Segalis, Skating Girl, as seen in the Ein Hod Artists Village in Northern Israel
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The late Gernan-born Mexican artist Mathias Goeritz, “Under the Moon,” as seen at Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid
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Tel Aviv-based Leo Ray— whose works are largely marked by a distinct Naive aesthetic, “Postman”
![](https://artbreakout.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/leo-ray-postman.jpg)
Photos by Lois Stavsky