Showing posts with label grafitti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grafitti. Show all posts
Thursday, March 10, 2016
Mark it down
These festive roadmarks appeared on the street outside my flat this week. Dodging traffic, inquisitive looks from passers-by. One man asked what they were, no idea I said. Colours highlighting the texture of the road, maybe? Artistic scrawls by an obsessive savant, or a map of underground points of interest for the upcoming Festival of Tunnels? Crude guidance for low-orbit ballistics, or urban orienteering signposts.
Road works, anyway.
Monday, October 19, 2015
Literally Unseen Waterford City
I lost my glasses last month (jungle tip: don't keep glasses in yr pocket while cycling) and was without any for a few days. I developed a perma-squint, and (eventually) an appreciation for a permanently fuzzy outlook.
Labels:
architecture,
birds,
corners,
digital,
doorway,
grafitti,
letters,
looks like a face,
on the ground,
points of disinterest,
pole tops,
reflection,
repetition,
sculpture,
signage,
statue,
walls,
Waterford,
window
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