Right next to the touristy Casco Viejo is the El Chorrillo neighborhood, rife with the street art, abandoned buildings, and bustling life. Also a strong reminder of the massive income disparities existing within Panama City.
Grafitti so good, it’s like a dream…
Get it, because Sueña means dream.
So, so many layers of paint peel off of so, so many buildings.
Upon entry, it seemed a lot of the abandoned buildings were not as abandoned as they initially appeared.
While approaching this laundry/tiger street art scenario, some man stopped me and asked what I was doing. Photographing laundry, obviously.
