For a brief span of time, a mural appeared upon the walls of Hosier Lane, its authorship unknown to me. Remarkably, it remained unmarked by graffiti or the careless hand of tagging. The work bore a comical air: it depicted an office worker suspended upside down, his tie caught and twisted about a pole, as though the trappings of his profession had ensnared him in an absurd fate
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Spectacular!
ReplyDeleteFeels comic in the dull city
DeleteEsa imagen tiene mucho significado, para el autor de la obra.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Yes, I like that too
DeleteThis is really beautiful. I love the art of this.
ReplyDeleteWe are all part of the process
DeleteA funny one! Oh and I love your photo's from yesterday
ReplyDeleteWreck beach?
DeleteNice mural, I like it.
ReplyDeleteVery suggestive image! I liked how you captured the irony of the situation — it really makes you think...r
ReplyDeleteIt does!
DeleteUnusual. I agree with your comments on it!!
ReplyDelete...head over heels!
ReplyDeleteLove it with the real shoes in frame too....#MuralMondays
ReplyDeleteNot as whimsical as it first may seem.
ReplyDeleteI love the humor in this mural. I thought he was falling until I saw the tie. I'm not sure that is better.
ReplyDeleteIt's different yet I like it.
ReplyDeleteHa, funny and clever.
ReplyDeleteThose murals are true works of art.
ReplyDeleteHappy week.
Best regards.
What a fun mural. Take care, have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought he was falling from a building... until I saw his tie twisted around a pole. Very quirky mural. Thanks for contributing to Monday Murals
ReplyDeleteGood one.
ReplyDeleteCool mural :-D
ReplyDeleteThat's a great mural.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Those hanging shoes are also common here but for what purpose I don't know. The mural is great.
ReplyDeleteComo nos dices si que es un mural original, al mostrar a sus personajes de forma invertida.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
That’s a strange one!
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