Los Angeles, USA  “Bloom” by Hueman

A graduate of U.C.L.A., artist Allison Torneros now works and lives under the artist name "Hueman" in Oakland, California. However, since street art was decriminalized in Los Angeles in 2013, Hueman has returned frequently to the city, which she has now been able to beautify alongside other street artists.

Her flowery mural is fittingly located in Blooms Square in the city's arts district. The square is named after Joel Bloom, a pioneering activist who has done much to advocate for and shape the neighborhood's artist community. The unofficial mayor's tiny general store served as a sort of neighborhood’s town hall from 1994 until Bloom died of cancer in 2007. Hueman's mural is a tribute to Bloom –  and also the first time she's incorporated type into her work.  
Hueman describes herself as a multidisciplinary artist and her style as "etherealism", ethereal realism. She cleverly combines naturalistic elements with abstraction. What appears to be a collage always comes together independently when viewed.

She alternates between exhibitions and the creation of public works and collaborates with some particularly credible global brands, including the Golden State Warriors, Adobe, Nike, Google, L'Oreal, Sony Music and many others.