I believe art is transnational yet there are cultural nuisances and accents that makes its locality recognisable.
Therefore a collection of street memoirs, should be telling a story of mental anguish and litter, as it is left behind on streets of neighbourhoods prevailing their past.
The following collection is of street art, grafitti, musings that whispered something about yesterday, current and anticipatory constant.
Grafitti on the white cliff between Broadstairs and Dumpton Gap, Thanet, England Wall whispers and shouts, Dortmund, Germany Floating mind and scooter, Brussels, Belgium
Seeing strange features is somewhat an act of mindfulness.
The lockdowns of our past brought us closer to the act, for both entertainment and survival.
Unusual features are part of our everyday lives. Noticed in familiar and in the new.
They are around us and surround us and given the moment, we can see more of.
The gallery portrays moments in time I too saw something that thought of as a huh moment.
What was your?
Power board in block of flats, Neos Kosmos, AthensSunset or sunrise? AthensStreet number on building, Nunhead, LondonKnotball door stop, Wells on Sea, NorfolkDutch windmill, NorfolkWoolfs cover on tire in the summer, Tourkovounia, Athens Tony Blair interview on the Queen’s death, GreeceOld car by new building, east London Beware the dog, portrait? Tourkovounia, AthensOversized America, dim sum, Portland, OregonBe different graffiti, East London