The RAE dictionary defines dust as “smaller and undone part of the very dry earth, which with any movement rises into the air.” For Arnulfo Gonzaleza 48-year-old Mexican truck driver who lives in Los Angeles (USA), is your blank canvas to show your true passion: draw.
“I have always liked to draw, my curiosity to make murals led me to look for a place to draw and I started to do it. in my truck when it got dirty.” assured in an interview on the YouTube channel of Los Angeles Times.
Arnulfo González began by painting simple drawings on dust and ended up making portraits of the Statue of Liberty, the Mona Lisa, The Joker or Kobe Bryant.
Cars, celebrities and animals
Within his works with dust, where numerous artists and famous people stand out, Arnulfo González is also passionate about animal world. She reflects it in her paintings, in which he has drawn eagles, bears, lions and horses.
The artist’s tools are tissue paper, the dust generated on his truck and the leftover engine oil of your car. “I started using clinex or wipes and then the occasional brush. I try to use the oil so that the dust adheres better to the surface of my truck.”
Your Instagram account, artruckingwhich has 5,000 followers, It is his main way to make himself known to the public. The great dream of trucker Arnulfo González is to start paint your murals on walls and change the dust of the truck for the acrylic paint.
Undoubtedly, Arnulfo’s works do not leave those who see them indifferent. Many people, discovering his art on American roads he whistles as a sign of gratitude and admiration.
