Propping my eyes open for a few more minutes to give you the fourth installment of my 30 days of public art series. Still in Miami, in the Wynwood Arts District. Shepard Fairey’s art needs no introduction. It might be a little predictable at this point, but it still hits me like little else. I like. A lot. 

Urban artist Daniel “Krave” Fila is responsible for Adam and Eve at 37th and Biscayne, close to Miami’s Design District. This wall has an interesting backstory - the building’s owner originally hired Fila to paint a curvaceous woman (Erin) from a rear view, but someone with questionable morals (offended by lady butts, but thinks it’s okay to vandalize) blurred out the buttocks. So Fila painted the woman’s outrage - from the front, as in full frontal. Later, the wall became Adam and Eve. Apparently no one’s messed with the biblical couple, at least that the internet has picked up on. There’s a puntastic local news story about the original Erin mural here.