Boitata:  The Fire Snake

Boitata: The Fire Snake

Mural

 5444 W. 38th St., Indianapolis, IN, 46254

“Boitatá”is a Brazilian myth symbolized by a snake of fire or light. The snake is said to bring light into a dark world, and is a sign of protection or hidden treasures.  The artists of the mural were inspired by the thriving international culture that surrounds the Jiffy Lube location, and intended to celebrate the diverse and dynamic community through the mural’s vibrant colors.

Blend Creative Minds (Rafael Caro, Laura Neely, and Erica Parker) is a team of Indianapolis-based artists who specialize in public murals.

Boitata: The Fire Snake was created through a partnership between Jiffy Lube of Indiana and the Arts Council of Indianapolis. The partnership is an opportunity to showcase local artists, beautify commercial corridors with original public art murals, and encourage viewers through positive images while expressing the goals of Jiffy Lube’s programming: Growing People Through Work.

Medium type: Paint

Date created: 2018

Location Info

5444 W. 38th St.

5444 W. 38th St., Indianapolis, IN, 46254