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Constants disrupted
and a nation all at sea
despair before hope
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by Scooj
Tag: Hope
Managing expectations
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Struggling Arsenal
play a resurgent Chelsea
I predict a rout
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by Scooj
Earthshot
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Prize for our planet
rewarding innovation
our planet the prize
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by Scooj
3856. Purdown HAA Battery (31)
There is always something joyous about the work of Antikki, good karma perhaps, and this piece definitely has the feel-good factor about it. The poise of the two figures and the relationship between them is full of kindness and hope. Another feature of her work is the connection with nature, which comes across with the plants weaving in and out of the figures.
Antikki appears to like painting these concrete slabs up at Purdown, but the risk up there is that it is easy pickings for taggers who also seem to like this spot, at least the tags on this one haven’t affected it too much. I always get fired up by the optimism and goodness in Antikki’s work. Hoping for more before too long.
Somewhere…
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Ever elusive
that pot of gold escapes me
best to be at ease
.
by Scooj
Pretty
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Home working escape
in the garden a hebe
tells me all is well
.
by Scooj
It will pass
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On the horizon
a speck of hope, of after.
Better days ahead
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by Scooj
Witness statement
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Compelling story
reported by Sir David
environment first
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by Scooj
3207. John Street (2)
A welcome return to John Street and the second of the special pieces in the ten archways on the side of a building undergoing redevelopment. This archway has been beautifully painted by 3Dom and is a direct reference to the Covid-19 pandemic.
As social commentators, many street artists have found the coronavirus pandemic to be a rich source of inspiration and 3Dom has created this powerful piece. This clever work feels rather threatening with CCTV cameras and a whole host of intimidating shapes and references in red surrounding the blue light of humanity – I suppose the blue light is a symbol of hope. It will passs. A nice shout out to Hazard too.
3168. Dean Lane skate park (350)
I don’t know the artist Mr Hoops who painted this banging burner in Dean Lane, but if I were to liken it to anything it looks like a mash up in style of Soker and Hemper, both of whom I initially thought might have been behind the piece when I first saw it. So what I am basically saying is that I think it is very good indeed.
The letters spell out hope, something we can all relate to in these crazy times. Some great letter shapes and vibrant colours on a dark background and the inclusion of a magic hat combine to make this a most enjoyable piece to look at. I don’t think it lasted too long, but the light that burns twice as bright burns half as long.
The letters
Natural adventures 