The intersection of Market Row and Mullins Street features temporary Laneway Art as part of the Art and About Sydney festival. "Deconstructing Ways" by Isidro Blasco gives an impression of another laneway, providing an alternative option.
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This is wonderful Jim.
ReplyDeletevery eye-catching and a bit disorientating at first glance.
ReplyDeleteThat is an amazingly clever concept, well shown Jim.
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ReplyDeletePretty cool.
ReplyDeleteOh, I thought you were trying out some new post processing techniques! This would definitely make you stop and stare.
ReplyDeleteGot that "WOW" factor
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Jim, shame about the stupid tagging on the artwork.
ReplyDeleteMark, yes it's such a shame that even artwork is a target for graffiti.
ReplyDeletewonderful wonderful wonderful
ReplyDeleteplease have a good new month and thursday ahead.
Very well done.
ReplyDelete(and what is an alley without some tagging?)
This is fascinating, Jim. I would love to actually see it in person. What a unique artistic endeavor. genie
ReplyDeleteNice one! Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteLove it, just love it!
ReplyDeleteThe concept is great and I especially like the photomontage look -- sort of like Paul Citroen's "Metropolis" and David Hockney’s "Pearblossom Hwy., 11-18th April 1986, #2".
Has anybody tried to drive in that lane I wonder? It looks pretty realistic!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I really like it.
ReplyDeleteGreat captures, Jim.
Thanks for posting these. I would imaging they could be quite disorienting if you are standing in front of them.
ReplyDeleteI like this one. I thought for a moment that you had got all arty with your photograph.
ReplyDeleteThat's so wonderful and creative!
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