I'm sure I've used that title before :) The street level of 140Perth in the centre of the city is the most amazing space combining food, art and retail. This is the building that Aimee works in.. so many temptations before she even gets into the lift to go up to her office :) The mural here by Sydney artist Phibs graces the wall of the Coffee Club. His work 'signifies the symbiotic, engaging the urban with the organic' his work reflecting 'his own unique realms of symbolism, multiculturalism and
mythology'.. often featuring birds and fish. Born in NSW, now living in Melbourne Phibs work can be seen internationally and yes, I'm very happy to say even here in the most isolated city we have a sprinkling of his talent :) Hope you have had/are still having a good weekend, happy Monday, take care and stay safe... p.s. big catch up today!
See more Monday Murals from around the world here...
See more Monday Murals from around the world here...
tres sympa,j aime bcp !
ReplyDeleteIf the caption works, use it as often as you like! Love the bold colours. Is it a form of folk art in your country?
ReplyDeleteAmazing, colorful and fascinating as is most of the public art work from your wonderful country!! I would SO love to visit there, but your captures are the next best thing!! Have a wonderful new week!! Enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteAlmost Oriental in style.
ReplyDeleteThese big works are wonderfully colorful and creative. Love 'em.
ReplyDeleteVery colourful murals!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love this one! It really brightens up that space.
ReplyDeleteI like his work, Grace! The 2nd creature looks especially happy!
ReplyDeleteVery creative and colorful. I like it.
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Mersad Donko Photography
That is striking, complex artwork. Thanks for photographing this for your blog.
ReplyDeleteVery stimulating work Grace, should really charge the passerby up for the day...
ReplyDeleteThat is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove it, Grace. Garuda-tastic!
ReplyDeleteThat's a cheery and bright start to the day for workers.
ReplyDeleteThis is just fantastic. There are too many empty pale walls at work places and public buildings. (I need colours around me, especially at this time of year here at the north of Europe.) This is real artistic work, and I love it!
ReplyDeletePhabulous colours and designs Grace. Such a great idea to brighten blank wall space.
ReplyDeleteFantastic.-
ReplyDeleteI love it. Exactly what public spaces need - a bit of personality.
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ReplyDeleteLooks a bit psychedelic, very well done to paint around the corner. Nice one, I like it.
ReplyDeleteFly away!
ReplyDeleteWonderful walls! So bright and welcoming.
ReplyDeleteNice mural with a little bit influence of the canadian indians of british columbia in my eyes.
ReplyDeleteLove this one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful murals, Grace!
ReplyDeleteVery interesting mural!
ReplyDeleteGreat murals, and also fun !
ReplyDeleteDe retour sur les blogs, je viens te souhaiter une belle année 2016 remplie de joie dans la création et de petits bonheurs au quotidien.
ReplyDeleteJ'ai beaucoup de posts en retard.
Nice post. Back on blogging, I just wish you a great year 2016 filled with joy in creation and everyday small and great pleasures.
I have a lot of late posts.
Bises- Cath.
The mural is nice and joyful.
ReplyDeleteAmazing art
ReplyDeleteIt works well in the space. Certainly makes a cup of coffee more interesting.
ReplyDeleteThey are fantastic, I love the second shot!
ReplyDeletePhibs is Phantastic. It seems to me to be a meeting between Bali and Star Wars. But that's just me. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
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