“Re-vision of a Granada Landscape” by Alberto Montes in Granada, Spain

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Alberto Montes, a renowned Spanish urban artist, has unveiled his latest creation titled “Re-vision of a Granada Landscape” at Livensa Living Granada Cartuja. This mural, Montes’ first in Granada, is situated on the rooftop of the student residence.


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The artwork showcases the unique flora of Granada, featuring plants like borage, Clypeola Eriocarpa, and pomegranates.Through a combination of composition and color, with an emphasis on green, orange, and ochre tones, the mural captures the essence of the Granada Mediterranean landscape and fosters a dialogue between the artwork and its surroundings. The fragmented aesthetic employed by Montes seamlessly integrates the mural into the architectural environment. Ultimately,the artist aims to evoke reflection and enjoyment among viewers, while also providing an aesthetically pleasing backdrop for student interaction.

Alberto Montes (born 1995 in Los Corrales, Seville) is a prominent figure in the Spanish mural scene. With a Fine Arts degree from the University of Seville and a Master’s in Interdisciplinary Production from the University of Malaga,Montes boasts a career that spans Spain, Portugal, the United States (Miami and New York). The recipient of a scholarship from the Antonio Gala Foundation and the winner of the XXX Madroño Awards (Madrid, 2022), Montes is a celebrated artist with a growing reputation.

This mural is a collaborative effort between Livensa Living, a leading owner and operator of student residences, and Rebobinart, a company specializing in urban art production. The artwork marks the fourteenth urban art installation sponsored by Livensa Living, and it adheres to the company’s philosophy of promoting both established and emerging artists across their various residences in Spain and Portugal.