RE: Walls that Speak (#17)
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I sincerely hope that this tour of the city will motivate you to do many more, because the art you have brought today is wonderful. I loved the artist PISICA PĂTRATĂ, perhaps because of the emotion and expression in his art, which, even though it has no title, says a lot, as if labels or words were unnecessary, the faces, gestures and attitudes say so much more.
Reading is something that has been lost in some places, especially among young people, and it is key to culture. That mural is very well done, and the last one is very significant, I think, for many parts of the world as well, like the union of cultures.
I love seeing art in the streets, meeting new artists and seeing what they have to say to us, and this tour has been spectacular. Thank you very much, Gabriela!
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Thank you so much for your beautiful message! It truly means a lot to me. I'm so glad you enjoy Pisica Pătrată’s work, as I felt the same was,y and there are really plenty of his works in town. His ability to communicate so much emotion and meaning without words is remarkable.
You're right, reading and culture go hand in hand, and seeing that message reflected in street art gives it even more power, especially when it speaks to young people. It's also such a strong and needed reminder in today’s world.
They have all been very beautiful works, thank you for that, and I hope society changes to become more cultured.