This week, Beth leads us with a beautiful challenge with the theme of Wings There’s something magical about wings—whether they belong to birds just about to take flight or appear as colorful public art on a city wall. Real wings remind me of that quiet moment before freedom, when a bird pauses, gathers its strength,…
Category: Public Art
Travel Diary in Roppongi – Day 1 (Part 2)
Our first day in Tokyo wasn’t over yet, but my last post was getting a little long—so here’s the continuation. We hopped on a train to Roppongi, known for its artsy vibe, and ended up arriving earlier than our booking to a Museum. Perfect excuse for lunch. We found a spot at Mohri Salvatore, with…
Tuesday Streetart: Dotonbori – 110
Walking along the Dotonbori River, I noticed colourful painted walls stretching along both sides. They added so much life to the walk—bright characters, bold colours, and little details that made me stop every few steps. It’s one of those small surprises in Osaka that makes a simple riverside stroll feel fun.
Monday walk in Bruno’s Garden
Backstory: On Black Saturday, February 7, 2009, a massive bushfire tore through Marysville in Victoria. It destroyed the town and wiped out Bruno Torfs’ home, gallery, and beautiful art garden. Almost all of his 300 handmade sculptures were lost in the fire. Despite everything, Bruno chose to stay in Marysville and slowly rebuilt his home…
Tuesday StreetArt: Drive through Coffee – 105
Had our car fixed and happened to see this on our way near DFO (Direct Factory Outlet) at Moorabbin Airport. Cute isn’t it? I am also linking this to Natalie’s Photographing Public Art Challenge
Wordless Wednesday – 41
GEELONG, VICTORIA Also linking this to Becky’s Simply Red
Winter Lights
My son, Tim, sent this to me. Unfortunately, he visited on the last day of the festival, so it’s no longer available to view. It ran from January 21 to February 1. Nevertheless, here’s a glimpse of the Canary Wharf Winter Lights in London.