Aquatic Enchantress by Key Detail

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415 N Water St
Corpus Christi, TX 78401

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The mural, Aquatic Enchantress, depicts local aquatic life to reflect its beautiful location by the Gulf of Mexico, showcasing various underwater habitats. This theme complements the atmosphere of Aka Sushi Downtown. The key character on the left is an elegant and tender Goddess of Water, who nurtures the local underwater habitat. She is depicted pouring clear water from a beautiful jar, bringing life and vitality to the underwater environment. She also entertains and inspires, serving as a muse for everyone around her. She can unite and maintain balance in everything. 

On the right side of the mural, there is a representation of a water dragon to commemorate the Year of the Dragon. Additionally, Key Detail included a tiger and a rabbit. The tiger symbolizes power and wisdom, while the rabbit embodies agility and charm. 

Key Detail is a mural artist who also specializes in painting and illustration. Based in New York, NY, The artistic map of Key Detail features murals in Europe, Asia, and United States. Since childhood, Key Detail has been fascinated by art and architecture, exploring both fields to gain knowledge and experience. Seeking more creativity and artistic freedom, he discovered mural art and began focusing on the concept of 'public space'. He has been creating mural art for more than ten years. Experimenting with paint techniques and exploring diverse themes, he established his own mythology—a magical world where spectators can escape. Key Detail avoids focusing on a single character, preferring to explore a wide variety of concepts. 

Expressing his creativity, he has successfully managed and completed many private and public commissions. With eight years of architectural experience, he responds creatively and uniquely to site-specific design challenges. 

Key Detail's artworks have been featured in various international magazines and books, and his paintings are included in private art collections throughout the United States and Europe.