Peruvian artist Faber acutely understands this delicate juxtaposition of the archaic and the avant-garde. “I think the most interesting places to paint are those that are marked by time,” he argues. “I love places that are forgotten, like abandoned houses, empty factories, walls, and worn with different types of textures. I don’t have a favorite city, but I believe they all have their charms. Faber tries to find his own way to paint, he sketches on paper and takes time before going out to paint .Faber blends street art and graffiti sensibilities to form his own style; his work is colorful and enchanting.