The Artsy Village of Islita in Costa Rica

An artistic village in Costa Rica where even the chairs look like some sort of art statement…

chair in front of mosaicThe dogs get it – here an artist’s dog relaxes in an artistic way.
In Islita, an artistic village, an artist's dog relaxes in an artistic way. (Costa Rica)And this little yellow bird, here posing against a blue wall, notes that “this is my best side, and don’t I look good in blue!” a small yellow bird poses against a blue wall in Islita, an artist's town in Costa RicaAn unusual seedpod from the Guanacaste Ear Tree, ‘Enterolobium cyclocarpum’ , looks like a sculpture. Unusual brown seedpod from the Guanacaste Ear Tree, 'Enterolobium cyclocarpum' found on the ground in Islita, Costa RicaA local store which must have been painted green just to complement the stacks of red Coca-Cola crates outside. red Coca-Cola cases against a green wallThen there are the actual works of art. This sculpture of styrofoam balls inside black and white pantyhose has to be of the more unique pieces of art I have ever seen. Sculpture of styrofoam balls tied up in black pantyhose in Islita, an artist's town in Costa RicaA black & red stencilled mural. A black & red stencilled mural in Islita, an artist's village in Costa RicaMural of swirling local beasts, in this case an iguana who has managed to grab a coatimundi’s tail in its mouth. mural of swirling animals in Islita, an artist's town in Costa RicaA smiley mosaic tile flower, part of a tiled mural. mosaic tile mural in Islita, an artist's town in Costa RicaRoughly carved wooden sculptures of slightly larger than life-size people’s heads.
roughly carved wooden sculptures of people's heads in Islita, Costa Rica

 

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