Sean Yoro is a Hawaiian artist who paddles out on his SUP board to remote spots in Brooklyn to paint murals of women’s portraits that appear just above the water.
SUP and Graffiti
“I choose places that seem abandoned and lifeless. One of the interesting things about painting portraits is being able to bring life and emotion to objects and surfaces.“.
The Hawaiian artist refuses to reveal the locations of his murals, but most of his work can be seen on his Instagram account or on his website. He’s a great example of how, with imagination and a SUP board as your tool, you can create original things far beyond the usual, like simply surfing.
More and more paddle surfing
SUP is a fast-growing sport these days. Whether it’s to reach unique spots through cliffs, marshes, and beaches, or to catch waves, paddle surfing is becoming more visible every day. That’s why, at our surfcamp, we offer SUP lessons in Cantabria, where we explore the most beautiful corners of Suances and/or ride waves on its beaches.
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