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Pablo matatu art print by Dennis Muraguri

Ongata Line Sacco

Pablo

$50.00

Pablo — named infamously after Pablo Escobar — patrols the Ongata Line Sacco routes with a notoriety that is hard to miss. Matatu culture has long flirted with outlaw imagery, and the Escobar motif is a recurring theme that speaks to the rebellious spirit of Nairobi's minibus scene. Dennis Muraguri's woodcut captures the stern portrait and bold typography with graphic precision. Far from glorifying crime, the Pablo design belongs to matatu culture's tradition of adopting antihero icons — a visual language that challenges respectability and embraces the street's own codes. Muraguri's reproduction translates this complex cultural reference into a collectable artwork that invites conversation. This print is for those who appreciate the edgier side of street art, or who collect works that document Nairobi's alternative visual culture. The woodcut's high contrast and clean lines ensure it works in a range of interior settings.

Color: Red

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Pablo — named infamously after Pablo Escobar — patrols the Ongata Line Sacco routes with a notoriety that is hard to miss. Matatu culture has long flirted with outlaw imagery, and the Escobar motif is a recurring theme that speaks to the rebellious spirit of Nairobi's minibus scene. Dennis Muraguri's woodcut captures the stern portrait and bold typography with graphic precision. Far from glorifying crime, the Pablo design belongs to matatu culture's tradition of adopting antihero icons — a visual language that challenges respectability and embraces the street's own codes. Muraguri's reproduction translates this complex cultural reference into a collectable artwork that invites conversation. This print is for those who appreciate the edgier side of street art, or who collect works that document Nairobi's alternative visual culture. The woodcut's high contrast and clean lines ensure it works in a range of interior settings.

Product Details

- Size: A3 (42 × 29.7 cm)

- Material: Premium 200gsm matte art paper

- Shipping: Ships within 5 business days in protective tube

- Framing: Sold unframed — fits standard A3 frames

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