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Mural Ojo de agua | Urban Wall Integration

Original design

Ximena Subercaseaux

Co-authorship

Esteban Huacuja

Artistic team

Jesús Eduardo Zamora, José de Jesús Díaz Márquez, Eva Méndez Cisneros, Óscar Jesús Martínez Jiménez, Ángel Israel Ramírez Valadez, Elena Candia Contreras, Samuel Castillo Ortiz, Geovanni Macario Valerio, Ana Carmen González Páez, Linda Yarely Rodríguez González, Michelle Jaqueline Chávez Salinas, Tomás Antonio Vinalay Méndez, Adriana Virginia García Jiménez, Joshua Salvador Torres González, Sergio Torres González, Dante González Reyes, and Jesús Kollyadem.

Year

2025

Materials

Acrylic paint on reinforced concrete transit infrastructure

Dimensions

8,000 sqm.

Sponsored by

Pinturas Osel

The artists Ximena Subercaseaux and Esteban Huacuja have transformed more than 8,000 square meters of the Loma Larga tunnel “Agustín Basave Fernández del Valle” with their monumental macro mural Ojo de Agua. Unveiled in collaboration between the municipalities of San Pedro Garza García and Monterrey, the project aims to reimagine the viaduct as a vibrant and meaningful public space that strengthens local identity and community pride.

The mural, created with the participation of 25 artists over nearly three months of night shifts, highlights the history of the city through a palette of blues, greens, and yellows that inject vitality into the urban landscape. The initiative was made possible thanks to the support of Osel, who donated the paint, and the collaboration of both municipalities. During the unveiling, the mayors of San Pedro and Monterrey emphasized the importance of joint projects that improve shared spaces for the benefit of the entire metropolitan area.

The Municipality of San Pedro Garza García, in collaboration with Monterrey, unveiled the commemorative plaque for the mural “Ojo de Agua”, created by artists Ximena Subercaseaux Sommerhoff and Esteban Huacuja Mena, in the Loma Larga tunnel Agustín Basave Fernández del Valle.


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