Ooh, I like this rhapsody in pink and yellow from Mr Klue very much. There is a wonderful balance in the piece, which can’t necessarily be said of all his work, but here he has absolutely nailed it. Mr Klue’s abstract style is best described as being ephemeral, like a wisp of smoke that might disappear at any moment.
After the winter slumber, Mr Klue is once again dominating in the tunnel, which is no mean feat, as there are still many very strong pieces there from Ryder’s paint jam at the end of March. I would normally expect the letters here to spell out KLUE, but if I am really honest I cannot pick them out, and wonder if it might read something else. Whatever the letters, this is yet another wonderful piece from the quiet and modest Mr Klue.
Natural adventures 
Thanks for sharing, Scooj. Hard to imagine what goes on in the realms of these street artists and trying to find and maintain a space. So ephemeral. I don’t do ephemeral well and I’ve also got back into art lately and would like to hold an exhibition at some point but couldn’t part with my work. Might be able to replicate it but might just find a spot to hang it. It would be so good to have it all on display in one place and not stashed away.
We’ve just been away houseminding in Queensland for a month and I saw a lot more street art up there and we also went through quite a few galleries and saw art made out of so many things, that it was so encouraging. I always feel like I need to be able to draw life like but there’s such a realm of possibilities in going abstract, using collage, sculpture, fabric etc. and this trip really opened my eyes. I’ll be posting some of my discoveries over the next few weeks. I’ve been so absent from blogging but am trying to get back on board after this trip.
Hope you are well.
Best wishes,
Rowena
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Thank you for the thorough comment, I look forward to your posts of your stay in Queensland, especially any art ones.
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Thanks, Scooj. Beach today, art tomorrow.
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