It has become a considerable challenge to discover commendable murals upon Hosier Lane in Melbourne. Numerous vagrant individuals now inhabit the byways. The murals I encountered were swiftly besmirched by graffiti within a mere week. I frequently observed tours proceeding along Hosier Lane, yet the countenances of the participants often bore expressions of fatigue and disinterest.
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The first two are grim, even without the graffiti.
ReplyDeleteYeah, punching
DeleteUna pena que no se respete este tipo de arte, como muchas otras cosas, ya que sirve de adorno y no ver solo cemento en los muros.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
There are all sorts of artists painting on this commissioned street by the local council
DeleteWonderful murals again.
ReplyDeleteA little different
DeleteI think the graffiti is scarier than those scary faces.
ReplyDeleteYeah, our problematic city
DeleteInteresting murals, but I can not say I understand them.
ReplyDeleteMeant to awe I guess
Delete...what faces!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of comics
DeleteInteresting
ReplyDeleteBellos murales con la nota desagradable de los que se dedican a mancharlos con sus garabatos.
ReplyDeleteThe street styles
DeleteIt's too bad people feel the need to add graffiti to a mural. Interesting faces on the murals though.
ReplyDeleteAt least I got something from this visit
DeleteIt is bad to destroy art for sure. But ones that look like these I would not mind.
ReplyDeleteNot your cuppa
DeleteCool murals, the second one looks like a scary clown! Take care, enjoy your day! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteYeah I get goose bumps seeing it
DeleteStupid graffiti! The second face is scary!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting collection but that clown does look a little scary!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Interesting situation where the taggers wreck the murals. No respect on either side.
ReplyDeleteLovely murals! Must have been amazing before the graffiti artists got to work!
ReplyDeleteWhich came first in Hosier Lane?
ReplyDeletePowerful murals that attracted vagrants to live there? Or
Lots of vagrants in their sleeping bags meaning the lane had to be cleaned up?
They are rather good murals, such a shame they have been ruined.
ReplyDeleteAmazing murals, Great captured
ReplyDeletethese murals are impressive! you are a very good photographer, you have a trained eye for discovering the most beautiful effects! congratulations!
ReplyDeleteAll 3 murals are a tad scary, lol. What a pity about the tagging. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals.
ReplyDeleteMurales de impacto visual.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.