Not a Dumping Ground
We are back in the Ossington Ave laneway that has undergone a transformation thanks to the city-sanctioned mural project meant to discourage mindless tagging of garages and buildings. Now all that needs to be done is to stop people from dumping garbage in the lane! The city will pick up mattresses from your streetfront for free so there is no need to dump them like this. The artists for this interesting mural are known as Lexr and Evoke and have been getting international commissions for their work. I like how they have incorporated the windows as eyes here.
Taking part in Monday Murals. Click here for more murals.
This is a very colorful piece.
ReplyDeleteThe minds of these artists must be made of some unique structure - how does one come up with such a design? Very cool!
ReplyDeleteWow! A real explosion of color. I'm glad these areas are on the up and up. :)
ReplyDeletereally amazing mural!
ReplyDeleteThat's a wild mural!
ReplyDeleteat least we don't have to see the front of the mattress.
ReplyDeleteThere's so much going on here that it makes you stare at it for some time.
ReplyDeleteImpressive mural!
ReplyDeleteBad manners on the part of whoever dumped that mattress...
Nice mural and hopefully the mattress will soon be gone!
ReplyDeleteMaybe the mattress is commentary?
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat for the eye.
ReplyDeleteDramatic image with lots of imbedded content. Props to Toronto for recognizing the difference between street art and graffiti. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
ReplyDeleteImpressive
ReplyDeleteThat's a very 'active' wall!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully vibrant mural Pat, the window eyes are a very cool touch!
ReplyDeleteFabulous color palette
ReplyDeleteColourful! I'm so glad the city picks up mattresses and whatever so that MOST people will leave it at the curb rather than litter someone else's property.
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