We did a wall in Palenque

CANCÚN

After a 34 hour journey we finally arrived to Cancùn. It took us no longer than 24 hours before we adapted the look of two british lobsters on vacation. Cancùn is a plastic tourist paradise. We've never seen anything like it. 20 km of hotels, hotels and hotels. Luckily, our own little shack was located in Ciudad Cancùn - off the worst beaten track of American tourism. Anyhow, it's a pretty cool place. Our favorite spot in the city is its Zocalo, located in the center of the town. It's a sort of town square just like back home except for the mere difference that you're actually supposed to use the space you're given. No matter your age or preference, this is your place in Cancùn. So far on the Zocalo we've witnessed a singer giving us Imagine by John Lennon without using any actual words and some youngsters putting on a street cirkus. Yesterday the owner of a taco place on the Zoca saw us painting and asked us to make him a little something. So we did and now we have a life time supply of tacos when in Cancùn.

Early this morning we arrived to Palenque. Sitting on THEIR Zocalo now where they actually have free wifi. Surrounded by mountains and jungle. This is gonna be good.

Off to Meeexiiicooo!

We're starting our trip today. Stockholm-Cancun. A 23 hour journey.

After a few days of rest in Cancùn we're heading for Chiapas. We're doing Palenque, Agua Azul, Tapachula, San Cristobal de las casas and its' surroundings. After Chiapas we're gonna spend two weeks by the coast in Oaxaca and in Oaxaca City itself before heading northwards to Puebla and el D.F. On the 5th of march we're continuing to the U.S. More on that later on.

We're gonna be posting pictures of our work here together with interviews and stories about the people we meet. Stay tuned!

Aida&Ossian