Wonder if this works just as well whilst staring at your computer early Monday morning?
Photo by Where the Art Is.
Wonder if this works just as well whilst staring at your computer early Monday morning?
Photo by Where the Art Is.
Sticking with the East End stuff I’ve posted in the last few days, have a read of some of the messages on the walls around Brick Lane.
“The world is such a funny place. There’s some who’re nice and some who’re mean and all of those who’re inbetween: I hope you’re happy on Brick Lane.”
“Neil’s take on things: I’ve never had so little and been so happy.”
“To live in London is a bore, unless you’ve got a 4×4. The roads in London are a task – of course I need a jeep, why ask?”
Anyone know who wrote these or if there are any more around?
Found this on a wall in the market just off Brick Lane.
Just a laugh? A statement on the tangled relationship between the fragility of humanity and the demands of organised religion? A message to people with delusions of grandeur? Boredom and a bit of extra packing tape?
I suppose the beauty of these little London moments is that it’s up to us to decide…
Following last week’s posts of random graffiti messages in Piccadilly Circus and across from Tate Britain, here are a few more chalk message I found in Hoxton. Both of these were right next to The Circus Space.