A homeless sleeps next to this mural.
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Monday, March 11, 2024
Hosier Lane Mural for Mural Monday
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Great mural, the red lips really stand out. Take care, enjoy your day and have a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mural in deed
Delete...I enjoy Carlos Mario Mejia Ramos' art.
ReplyDeleteI just google and learn a lot more about his art
DeleteSadly, I thought the homeless person was part of the mural.
ReplyDeleteThe chap is camping there for quite some months
DeleteDazzling work but poor guy.
ReplyDeleteLife in this world
DeleteBeautiful mural but a very sad human story...
ReplyDeleteHappens around the world
DeleteUna imagen q
ReplyDeleteUna imagen que ademas de mostrar el grafiti muestra una de las lacras de nuestra sociedad, la de los sin techo.
ReplyDeleteSad story unfolds everywhere
DeleteThat's sad.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely
DeleteI love the lady's glasses.
ReplyDeleteLooking funky
DeleteThe ever changing Hosier Lane. That looks like very top end homeless person real estate.
ReplyDeleteBright and colourful.
ReplyDeleteI am glad the homeless person has a place to sleep. Nice mural!
ReplyDeleteThe homeless would blend it a little poor things, well those that are truly homeless, not by choice..
ReplyDeleteit's a nice mural.
Poor homeless man. I would not be sleeping well, living in a public lane and surrounded by rather vigorous paint splashes.
ReplyDeletePoor person. Nice mural!
ReplyDeleteTagging and homelessness. They seem to go hand in hand these days.
ReplyDeleteNice and bright mural. Sad about the homeless person. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo with both human and artistic interest. Captures the contradictions of our time.
ReplyDeletebest, mae at maefood.blogspot.com
A nice beauty on the wall.
ReplyDeleteSad to see that poor soul sleeping rough.
ReplyDeleteLos garabatos y el colorido del saco de dormir del sin techo lo hacen parecer parte del mural.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
The painting is eye-catching
ReplyDeleteI so love this mural/graffiti. There is an artist or more in this wall. Thank you for sharing it with FFO and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeletePoignant -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteSure is bright and friendly.
ReplyDeleteEl mural se ve bonito. Un beso.
ReplyDeleteHi, Roentare! I'm way behind this week. That mural is phenomenal. I thought the homeless man was part of the mural at first ~ the bright orange perhaps a collar or throw. But, then, the homeless are an invisible presence in our communities. When you realize that the homeless person is there, the mural becomes almost meaningless against the tragic reality of homelessness.
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