pintura realista en acrílico.

Abstract

The project titled "Movable Mural Painting as an Expressive Medium in Artistic Representation of the Problematic and Environmental Crisis Caused by Non-Renewable Energy Sources" aimed to create an artistic work that highlighted the social and environmental issues generated by the excessive use of non-renewable energies. Through a painting on a movable mural, it sought to sensitize the public and generate reflection on the need to adopt sustainable energy sources. The artwork was developed using acrylic painting techniques on a PVC canvas, chosen for its flexibility and lightness, which facilitated its transport and installation in different spaces. The mural's design reflected a contrast between an urban environment degraded by industrialization and the hope for a cleaner and more sustainable future, symbolized by bright and warm colors. To evaluate the impact of the work, it was promoted through social media, specifically on Facebook, where it was shared with family and friends. The post received a notable number of "likes," "shares," and comments, which allowed data to be collected on the perception and visual impact of the work. The comments reflected an appreciation of both the artistic technique and the conceptual message, showing that the mural successfully inspired significant reflection among viewers. The conclusions indicated that, although the artwork alone will not solve the energy crisis, it achieved its goal of generating discussion and awareness about the importance of renewable energies. The experience suggested that combining art and technology can be a powerful tool for education and social awareness. It was recommended to continue using art to address social and environmental issues, involving various communities and collaborating with experts in different disciplines to maximize the impact and effectiveness of the works. This project demonstrated that art can be more than just an aesthetic expression; it can be a catalyst for change and reflection in society, promoting a more conscious and sustainable future.