At the end of 2020, the art world lost one of its rising stars, the Valencia-based muralist and painter, Tamara Djurovic, aka Hyuro. She was a pioneering voice, a poetic painter who challenged our perceptions of gender and authority through her many murals and often unseen watercolor works. The loss left a huge void in the street art and mural world, but mostly, it left a void in how one of the best artists of her time was able to communicate the most complex of issues on our city streets. At the time of her death, I wrote an essay about her work that was featured in a small print publication she released, and it was incredible to write about my…