What is this? I find myself gravitating towards what I have up until now only thought of as a uniform blur: graffiti. Not the senseless tagging you find on mailboxes and the old bridge, but the wild, elaborate and colorful pieces, lining the waterfront in an old industrial area of Copenhagen. I was invited along for a ride (never again shall I put off such an offer), and by the end of the day 400 shots in, both head and camera was spinning. There was so much and it is replaced so fast that I have to return. And one piece that is so long and so mad that the context can only be conveyed on film. It will have to be a drive by shooting, one hand on the handlebar, one eye on the viewfinder and full steam ahead.
No, this is not it, but still good. And check the hexagonal floor pattern, oh.
Serious peeling going on all over the place. I got lost in the rubble, mmmm the colors.
If that doesn't make you feel alive?
But nothing beats the stone face.
It's a love thing.
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"It's a love thing."
ReplyDeleteYes, indeed. Can't wait to see the video!!!
I love that hexagon pattern on the ground, that's fantastic.
Hopefully I will be able to make it work, I only have my camera with a built in recorder. But that wall, let me tell you.. SO good.
Deletelove for colors, i agree, they are close to my heart to!
ReplyDeleteMy brain nearly exploded with I got home, so much paint and so many colors to digest mmmmm.
DeleteEr vild med frøperspektivet på stenen.
ReplyDeleteDen sten, jeg er simpelthen forelsket. Har lyst til at tage ud og ae den igen.
Deletede er sgu dygtige de malere.
ReplyDeleteGad godt at folde en magelig havestol op et par meter derfra på en solskinsdag, og se dem arbejde.
DeleteJeg har lige fundet din blog. Har tilbragt et par vidunderlige timer med at se alt.
ReplyDeleteTak for det!
Hvor er det dejligt at høre, tusinde tak. :-)
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