You might remember the mesmerizing styling of Welsh born Perth based artist Robert Jenkins seen here in Leederville. This mural in Mount Lawley is a brilliant way to disguise an ugly utility area don't you think! If you have 39 seconds to spare :) take a look at this time lapse video showing the design process from start to fini, incroyable! So worth a look, for most of us a wall that size would be far too daunting. Hope your week is off to a good start, happy Tuesday, take care and stay safe...p.s. I have a confession to make, there was no treading on the mill today :) too b____y hot!
I very much like the curvy lines and the use of black and white with just a bit of blue. Great way to hide an otherwise ugly building.
ReplyDeleteInteresting...I think it gave me a seizure!
ReplyDeleteI love building art...including some graffiti :) Watched the video...have never figured out how the artists get it right on such a huge scale, but appreciate that they do. Sadly, a little piece of local building art was painted over recently when a new restaurant moved in...happy I took a photo but regret that the building art is gone. Happy Tuesday to you :)
ReplyDeletethat's a neat one, hypnotizing!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing!! Hypnotizing it is indeed!! Great captures for the day, Grace!! Hope your new week is off to a great start!!
ReplyDeletehow cool is this
ReplyDeleteI agree it is a great piece of art and like you said, mesmerizing!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool, grace! I looked the video too!
ReplyDeleteWe arfe up to -4˚C so I went for a walk - a wee bit chilly in the wind!
Very interesting, that is really something. It sure does cover up what might be an ugly eyesore, with fun stuff!
ReplyDeleteVery artistic and very cool!
ReplyDeleteThis quite impressive and a little bit dizzying. I'm feeling a little sorry for those guys who are tumbling out of their boats. I'm very, very impressed at how anyone can create such gorgeous patterns like this.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of an exhibit now at the Hirshhorn Museum here in D.C.
ReplyDeletePlease don't get a dress made of a fabric with a copy of the mural.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great mural I love it, the video is fascinating...
ReplyDeleteA brilliant disguise indeed! It's beautiful Grace.
ReplyDeleteI like to see utilities etc. covered up. This design, though, is a bit dizzying for yours truly. That video is crazy --- good thing for my equilibrium it wasn't any longer than 39 seconds. : )
ReplyDeletebig big ocean! Nice project
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Stay cool, safe & take care (inside today).
ReplyDeleteLovely mural, and I loved the short video, so interesting how it was painted!
ReplyDeleteStay cool today, another scorcher!
Wow ... such an amazing and intricate artwork Grace.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! Amazing! Got me into a spin!!
ReplyDeleteWow this is amazing and intriguing to watch.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images, I like it very much.
ReplyDeleteDizzying.
ReplyDeleteAmazing mural!
ReplyDeleteWow that´s a truly stunning mural, Grace!
ReplyDeleteI gave myself this week off training altogether. Yesterday not possible, today I waited for the craftsman, tomorrow is family time, Thursday... dentist (gaaaah) and Friday is weekend after dentist ;-)
Brilliant art work, even if the first photo makes me dizzy !
ReplyDeleteAmazingly mesmerizing!
ReplyDeleteÇa c'est magique ! J'adore !
ReplyDeleteThat's quite something! "The world is so big and my boat is so small..."
ReplyDeletegreat mural and nice video! :)
ReplyDeleteAh, the rhythms of this composition. Loved the video too. Proves the final product was designed before the mural was started. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
ReplyDeleteI have seen similar designs in Sydney. Must be the same artist.
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