The Corner no.5 by sandra46
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Description
Another corner from Graz. It looks like a medieval palimpsest, A manuscript made of papyrus or parchment, that has been written on more than once, with the earlier writing incompletely erased and often legible. Has someone 'written' the pin-up hugging her teddy bear and a black and white dog is threatening her with his leash, cut by the turquoise squirrel'scissors? I don't know whether the squirrel, painted on a light blue fish-like monster, belongs to the pin-up's story or not, whether he's saving her or he's simply taking a petty revenge on the dog. I can't say whether the squirrel is the tag of the same writer who 'wrote' the pin-up and the dog as well as the fine soldier in Corner No.1, which looks begging him. What's sure is that soemone glued a notice saying 'I hate the turquoise squirrel' over his head.
Thanks for your kind comments.
Comments (62)
Excellent capture superb work 1!
well seen with all this detailed things ! excellent capture !!
Fantastic photo Sandra and a very nice addition to this series. Love the way people have added to this over time, despite the reservations someone had about that turquoise squirrel ;)
What a wonderful wall! Great shot...love the colors.
Very good shot!
a very cool image! GREAT picture!!!
I like it so very much!
i guess ech "layer"tells a story.fine shot sandra.
Pensa quante storie sovrapposte su quel muro !Bello vedere che non ti sfugge niente , la trovo una grande qualità !
WOW....Fantastic capture here, a truly gorgeous image and shot! *********
Is that what this means? "I hate the turquoise squirrel?" In America, they would start a gang war over what dolor scarf the squirrel was wearing, "...is ya a crips or a bloods mo-fo-wer?"
sensationally weird!
Terrific capture, Sandra!!
Nice graffity for sure and your interpretation is interesting. If it was the same writer, why did he change the color he used? And if was notthe same writter , what was the intention of the second writer? The technic looks the same for me, I bet it is the same writer
Cool shot!!!!
It's always a pleasure to visit your gallery - again a very nice picture
Looks like evolution doesn't it. Eventually every piece of humanity and friends will be represented ;)
I like the mural my Beatiful . She wears a look of power to contemplation. Congratulations again and many thanks ((5 + +)) J'aime bien cette murale ma Belle . Elle porte la puissance d'un regard à une contemplation . Bravo encore et mille mercis((5++))
Fantastic capture. it leaves a lot of room for interpretation and that's the fun part - no one is right and no one is wrong
the lights and fx in this shot are superbly done.
Very complicated but sexy collection of graffiti. Wonderful capture Sandra. Dana
superb capture sandra//
cool!
What a find! I love graffiti for just this reason, it's such a mix and match of everything, including declarations in regard to the hatred of turquoise squirrels. I love the textures and juxtapositions and the way in which this whole image reminds me of a complex conversation, among other things. It's all free-form, free-association, but there's a narrative here, a biography of the corner, so to speak, and well...what's not to like about that. I love the angle of this photograph as well, and all of the marvelous details and colors you bring out of this piece. Superb work!
I love the background story on this one, it all works together really well, including the notice.
Lovely wall graffiti on this corner Sandra, the turquoise squirrel doesn't do anything or me either lol..
Well, this IS very cool. So much colors also on the wall on the left.
Fantastic textures and colors. Looks great!!
Excellent piece of work and great eye on this.
great street art! a superb find Sandra.