Although Sako has only painted a handful of pieces in Bristol, they have not gone unnoticed. His colour selection alone gives his work away, often opting for a magenta character, with blues and greens augmenting his work.
Originally from the Basque Country, it would seem that Sako has settled in Bristol for the last year or so. His mystical work seems to be centred around storytelling and mythology. In this piece, his female character appears to be bridging the space between the land and the sky. The urban landscape is represented with the blue circle, with a green mountain backdrop completing the scene. Although he painted this piece alone, Sako often paints alongside Zake and other PWA crew members. Great stuff, rather understated and modest. Time to hit a more prominent wall, I think.
Natural adventures 
I liked this piece but as with almost all pieces painted on those circular columns they don’t photograph well and are even difficult to view properly with the naked eye . . .
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No kidding. Light is such a problem down there.
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I find the non flat surfaces and not being able to capture the complete piece even harder than the light tbh . . .
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Yeah, it is a shame you can’t do a panorama in reverse, by walking around the column.
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I’ve tried but it doesn’t work well at all . . .
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😁
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