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Saturday, 3 April 2021

Street Arts from my overseas travel...

“Street art is nothing else but urban poetry that catches someone’s eye...” - Christian Guémy

(April 2015 - Jabal Uhud in Madinah, Saudi Arabia)

Street art should not be confused with graffiti art.

Most people may consider street art and graffiti as two similar forms of art. There is an element of truth in making this assumption. To me, they are both forms of creative artistic expression. Street art is usually painted with permission or commissioned. Graffiti is word-based and its 'writers' are mostly self-taught. One legal and the other illegal.

Before the Covid 19 pandemic, we used to travel the world and discovered a few interesting street arts in the cities we visited. These street arts are artistic works contributing to a vibrant urban environment. They turn dark gloomy back alleys into tourist attractions.

Recalling those wondering days, here are a few beautiful impressive street arts from places we visited all over the world:

(March 2008 - Palermo city in Sicily, Italy)
(April 2013 – Street arts in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)
(June 2013 - Hozier lane in Melbourne, Australia)
(June 2013 - Hozier lane in Melbourne, Australia)
(May 2014 - Arbat Street in Moscow, Russia)
(November 2014 - City Centre Christchurch, New Zealand)
(November 2014 - City Centre Christchurch, New Zealand)
(March 2016 - Laleh Park in Tehran, Iran)
(March 2017 – Tamar Souk in Madinah, Saudi Arabia)
(May 2017 - Icon Walk in Dublin, Ireland)
(October 2017 - A wall mural in Cusco, Peru)
(October 2017 - Selaron Steps in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
(October 2017 - The Sugar Loaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
(October 2017 - Caminito Street in Buenos Aires, Argentina)
(February 2018 – The Stanta Wall of Dublin, Ireland)
(February 2018 - Keflavik International Airport, Iceland)
(February 2018 - Aðalstræti Street in Reykjavík, Iceland)
(April 2018 - Vake Park in Tiblisi, Georgia)
(September 2019 - Central Train Station in Tokyo, Japan)
(December 2019 - Shoplots in Chantaburi, Thailand)

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