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The artist Okuda San Miguel and his Ink and Movement team are once again teaming up with the Laborvalía association to promote the integration of people with disabilities in society and the workplace.

The project will convert the plains of La Mancha into an unmissable destination for art lovers. Fourteen of the biggest names on the contemporary art scene will paint ten disused silos in the region in one of the world’s biggest art events for social inclusion.

Ink and Movement is once again showcasing the talent of top international artists, accompanied by its inseparable partner in crime, Okuda San Miguel, who is curating the project. Titanes will involve big names from the history of the artform, including Bicicleta sem Freio, Daniel Muñoz, Demsky J., Equipo Plástico (made up of Eltono, Nuria Mora, Nano4814 and Sixe Paredes), Fintan Magee, Hell’O, Smithe, Nychos, Ricardo Cavolo and Spok Brillor, as well as Okuda himself, to transform each silo into a monumental work of art.

The artists won’t be working alone. The ‘Titanes’ initiative seeks to stimulate social inclusion through art, with 450 members of the Laborvalía association for the inclusion of people with disabilities working alongside the artists on various activities.

In partnership with the Provincial Government of Ciudad Real and the Laboravalía association, the municipalities of Calzada de Calatrava, Ciudad Real, Corral de Calatrava, , Herencia, La Solana, Manzanares, Malagón, Porzuna and Villanueva de los Infantes will see their old silos given a fresh lease of life, transforming them into titanic works of art with many different styles. The project is set to be one of the most important public art events in recent years.

The initiative marks the 15th anniversary of the first large-format urban art festival in Spain: the Urban Art event, which took place in 2004 on the Canary Islands. The original meeting was organised by Ink and Movement under its previous moniker Pluralform and was a pioneering event of its kind in Spain and beyond. Fast forward 15 years and many of the young artists who first took part are returning—now as well-established names—to participate in this new landmark event, ‘Titanes’.