Where we currently live in Enmore, inner west Sydney, there is a lot of graffiti. Well there is tagging, which in my view is just vandalism, but there's also quite a bit of actual artwork. Much of the graffiti is actually done on "legal" walls and the artists have a real pride in it. It does colour up the neighborhood.
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This street mural has been around for years. I like it that it hasn't been tagged over. |
The wall below is fairly newly sprayed and just up the street from our house. It's colourful in that graffiti kind of way.
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Adds colour to an otherwise boring wall. |
I don't have to go far to find street art, actually just outside my back gate. The mural below has very recently changed, and I didn't know until today. The Pink Panther was always there but the rest was a cartoon version of Inspector Clouseau. Looks like somebody died spraying a train, hence the station scene and "Rest in Peace". Sadly, it does happen. It's just too dangerous. So please don't try and spray trains or train tunnels.
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Newly modified, slightly bleak |
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That's a real street sign incorporated |
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Train close-up |
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The whole wall again |
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This one is right next door and has also been there for ages, unchanged. Glad it doesn't get tagged |
I'm going to go in search of street art now. However, below are two examples of what I call mindless tagging. Especially because it was done on the walls of our old house. It was so annoying, and expensive to get rid of. I just think - why don't you tag your mother's house?
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What a mess. Even the footpath looks bad |
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This is not art, it's very ugly, especially on my house. It cost a lot of money to get rid of this. |
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