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case_images: A mural of an afro descendant kid painted by Sr. OK (Agroarte, 2017).
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case_images: OK painted the face of an afro descendant kid just next to the main mural of Pablo Escobar (Figure 5).
case_images: A mural painted by Joma representing a worker (obrero) (Agroarte 2018).
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case_images: Secondly, on the other side of the street, Joma realized another mural representing a worker (Figure 6).
case_images: The area in the barrio shown to tourists with a mural of Pablo Escobar and the inscription: 'Welcome, here one respires peace' (Author 2022).
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case_images: They also repainted the main mural of Pablo Escobar (Figure 7) and replaced Joma's mural with another representation of the drug lord.    Hence, reproducing the Live Gallery in Barrio Pablo Escobar never took place.