Painter
Patricio Forrester is an artist and muralist known for participatory public art, including floor works and murals that use materials such as anti-slip paint on prepared outdoor surfaces.
Review key details about Patricio Forrester's public-art practice, participatory murals, floor works, outdoor surfaces, and documented use of anti-slip paint.
| Born | 1967 · Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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| Died | — |
| Nationality | Argentine |
| Role | Artist, muralist, and Artistic Director of Artmongers |
| Practice | Participatory murals and public-space artworks |
| Paint-related medium | Anti-slip paint |
| Documented example | The Water Drop Stage, a floor mural painted on prepared tarmac |
| Floor system | Resin-and-cement void filler, anti-slip paint, and specialist protective varnish |
| Notable works | The Water Drop Stage |
Sources: Artmongers: The Water Drop Stage, Artmongers: Our Story and team, and Espronceda: Patricio Forrester.
See the paint types documented in Forrester's work, with links to PaintZeal references explaining each medium's properties, uses, and working characteristics.
Anti-slip paint is a floor coating formulated with texture to improve traction on walking surfaces. It is different from a separate anti-slip additive, which is mixed into another compatible floor coating rather than used as the finished paint itself.
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