Monday, April 28, 2025

Murals in Fitzroy for Mural Monday

 




Fitzroy Murals are vibrant and hippie. 

Fitzroy, Melbourne's oldest suburb, has transformed into a vibrant canvas of street art, reflecting its evolution from a working-class area to a bohemian hub. Its laneways and building facades are adorned with an eclectic mix of murals, graffiti, and installations by both local and international artists. Notable works include the iconic 1984 Keith Haring mural on Johnston Street, the photorealistic portraits by Smug, and the intricate blue patterns of Lucas Grogan. Artists like Rone and Adnate have also left their mark, contributing to the suburb's dynamic and ever-changing art scene. Streets such as Brunswick, Smith, and Gertrude, along with hidden alleys, offer a free, open-air gallery that celebrates creativity and cultural expression.

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Notes from a podcast

1.          Genuine Confidence: People are drawn to those who are secure in themselves without being arrogant. Confidence shows through body language, tone of voice, and how someone carries themselves. 

2.          Active Listening: Truly paying attention when someone speaks, asking follow-up questions, and showing interest in others’ stories makes people feel valued and appreciated.

3.          Empathy and Understanding: Being able to relate to others’ feelings and perspectives builds trust and deepens connections.

4.          Positive Body Language: Open gestures, eye contact, and a warm smile can instantly make you more approachable and likable.

5.          Authenticity: Being true to yourself instead of trying to fit into someone else’s expectations resonates with people. Authenticity often comes across as refreshing and trustworthy.

6.          Humor and Playfulness: A good sense of humor and the ability to not take yourself too seriously makes interactions light-hearted and enjoyable.

7.          Generosity of Spirit: Complimenting others genuinely, being kind without expecting something in return, and celebrating others’ successes foster goodwill.

8.          Consistency and Reliability: Being dependable and keeping your word builds respect and trust over time.

9.          Non-Judgmental Attitude: People feel safer and more comfortable around those who don’t pass judgment easily and create an accepting environment.

10.        Passion and Enthusiasm: Expressing excitement and passion for your interests can be contagious, making people naturally gravitate towards you.


26 comments:

  1. The street murals and art is always interesting, but it is too bad that much of it is covered with damaging graffiti.

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  2. I love your advice from the podcast! The last mural is my favorite for sure.

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  3. It's good to see different styles of painting.

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  4. Colorful mural, I like the last photo. Interesting notes from the podcast, is it possible to be all these things. Have a great day!

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  5. Las ciudades son lugares en constante evolución y aquellos barrios que parece iban en una curva descendentes gracias a algunos colectivos les hacen renacer y uno de esos colectivos son los artistas que plasman sus obras en las paredes.

    Saludos.

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  6. Buenos hallazgos. Todos tienen unos grandes colores.

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  7. 'Vibrant and hippie' describes them well ... they are colourful.

    All the best Jan

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  8. Both Canada and Australia have similar roots. There is a Fitzroy place near us. And a nearby town is called Perth. And of course there is a Sydney in Canada although not near us.

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  9. The third mural is my favourite. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals. Great advice from the podcast.

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  10. I like the third one best, but oooooh that graffiti, too bad

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  11. What interesting murals, the first one seems adorable, and the last one has a very deep meaning! Thank you for the presentation.

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  12. These are fun murals. I like the girl with the mirror and that Daisy painting.

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