And speaking of quotes, this thought about vandalism by Bigmouth speaks volumes, don’t you think? This is a stark (though beautiful) image that fits with the emptiness found in our cavernous cities whose focus is rarely inward. Some people call this form of art vandalism, and yet it’s message is more important than most of the advertisements that are probably near by. Yes, we do seem to get what we deserve.
Some of those people who get to experience the many, many vibrant pieces of street art all around the world must be some of the luckiest people in the world then, right? Because there is a lot out there that rivals all of the masterpieces found in museums. Here’s hoping that we succeed in becoming a society that is surrounded by such pieces of beauty made for contemplation and inspiration.
– thanks this isn’t happiness and Hey Oscar Wilde! (and japanese forms) for this timely reminder!
