The intervention was part of an experiment with unconventional ways of applying paint to public space, without using established tools such as sprays, brushes or rollers.

A water-reactive pigment was poured into a gutter before a rainy day. When it rained, vibrant paint began to pour out of the gutters, spreading across the street and transforming into organic abstract shapes, depending on the terrain. After the rain, the water dried, but the pigment remained.

Due to the unpredictability of the work (several attempts failed because it started raining overnight), only a few archival videos and photos are available.
It was fun, though.