I'm joining with Sami and others for Monday Mural.
I discovered a small park in either St Kilda West or Middle Park. I am guessing this is an electrical substation in the park.
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Monday, October 2, 2023
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I didn't know what to expect at this exhibition and it took a while for the theme to sink into my ageing brain. It was an exhibition by ...
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This post will be all over the place, just as I am all over the place. I'm vacillating about going ahead with the carpet and painting. W... -
Friday, I paced the apartment, closing Ray's bedroom door and then opening it. It is closed at the moment, and to be sensible it will sa... -
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Some as Elephant's Child and River join in with Sunday Selections, as I am doing and this week, and bar two, the photos are mine and ...
Does it scare young children playing in the park?
ReplyDeleteI really don't Hels. Do you think it would?
DeleteWhat an interesting mural. With the snake and the naked woman I was thinking Adam and Eve - but I have since changed my mind. I think I like the fish best (third photo).
ReplyDeleteThe fish is good EC. Thanks.
DeleteI like the murals. Steel is probably longer-lasting than timber - debateable as it depends on the tools of destruction those so inclined prefer. (Sad world we live in!)
ReplyDeleteJB, the steel would be very challenging without power tools.
DeleteWhat a good spotting of the mural there! The snake is quite vivid
ReplyDeleteRoentare, just from a passing tram. I jumped off when I saw the mural.
DeleteI think the artist might have been under the influence of something.
ReplyDeleteAs Jabblog said, steel would be less likely to be dismantled. I guess it is BYO bat and ball.
Caro, indeed your own bat and ball.
DeleteIt may not be any story. Just the artist's stream of consciousness.
ReplyDeleteKirk or lack of consciousness.
DeleteI suspect the table tennis table is steel so it is too heavy for thieves to cart away and also it won't rot in the weather as fast as a wooden one. The art work is interesting enough to be staring at for some time, but I don't think it tells a story.
ReplyDeleteRiver, yes pretty well vandal proof I think. I don't think art has to tell and story. It is good how it is.
DeleteThat table tennis table is low.
ReplyDeleteThose mural are different.
It does look low Margaret.
DeleteWell if nothing else it’s different. Is that a yellow sharps collection box on the side?
ReplyDeleteCathy. It could be a sharps box. It has a hinge at the base of the front panel. Do we want sharps boxes in children's parks? Well, we don't want discarded syringes, that's for sure.
DeleteI like the fish in the mural, not the snake, lol. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Andrew.
ReplyDeleteHaha Sami. Thank you.
DeleteI am not very fond of snakes but love the other side with the figure of the woman and the fish
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased you like that part Marja.
DeleteVery Asian inspired design, no clue what it is.
ReplyDeleteI didn't pick that up TP but I think you are quite correct.
DeleteI like this mural, looks very special !
ReplyDeleteThanks Gattina.
DeleteThat design in the park mural looks quite complicated!
ReplyDeletePradeep, there is quite a lot of work there
DeleteI like all the detail in the mural a lot.
ReplyDeleteThey put concrete table tennis tables in the park here and I do see people playing on them.
Pat, well a concrete table won't go anywhere in a hurry.
DeleteI've never seen a metal ping-pong table. I think the mural is meant to be a general Australia theme. Just guessing, though!
ReplyDeleteMy first too Steve. I am never accused of overthinking things. It just looks good to me.
DeleteGreat way to beautify a substation.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anon.
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