I posted the larger view of this mural a few weeks ago. This time, I have moved closer, zooming into the middle-lower section, where the details begin to reveal themselves in a different light.
Hidden within the vast composition is this smaller world of colour, texture and movement—another story tucked into the larger one. The mural sits quietly in an Adelaide CBD car park, transforming an otherwise ordinary concrete space into something far more curious and alive. From a distance, it is a single sweeping vision; up close, it becomes a collection of fragments, gestures and little surprises waiting to be noticed.
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What fun details in this colorful mural. Those bears seem to have had too much to drink. Thank you for posting this detailed photo of this amazing mural
ReplyDelete...a jolly good one.
ReplyDeleteFun and "different" :)
ReplyDeleteRecordo aquest mural tan original i divertit.
ReplyDeleteSalutacions!
It is so joyful!!! Makes you feel good to look at it!
ReplyDeleteUn mural muy bien realizado y de gran belleza.
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Saludos.
Very cute! Esp the Pandas...ha!
ReplyDeletehehe was für interessante Mural :-)
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard of Handlebar before...it seems like an unusual and fun activity for adult humans and animals to share :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reference, roentare. I had a good look at HandleBar Adelaide :)
DeleteIt is a fun mural. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat great fun. I think the pandas might have had enough to drink.
ReplyDeleteThe Koala is perfect for the bartender gig--- And that cockatoo has dynamite legs! This is great!
ReplyDeleteIt takes some time to see it all (as I thought last time)
ReplyDeleteIt's a happy mural of the animals.
ReplyDeleteLots to see in this detail shot.
ReplyDeleteLove the pandas. What a great mural. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals.
ReplyDeleteAmusing characters.
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