….this 500 ft. mural is so large and complex…I’ve divided it into four parts
Excerpt from marlapasquin.ca: The client, Nick Sweetman, is a multidisciplinary artist who has worked with muralists and First Nations historian Phil Cote to design a mural to imbue the indigenous oral traditions of storytelling and traditional spiritual perspectives. The 500 ft nature-themed mural celebrates the plants and animals whose natural habitat is the Toronto shoreline.







Thanks to Marsha for hosting Photographing Public Art https://alwayswrite.blog/2022/07/29/ppac-57-aliens-invade-prescott/ and Sami for hosting Monday Murals https://sami-colourfulworld.blogspot.com/2022/
Amazing murals.
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Thanks Judy….more to come.
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Amazing
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They really are, Derrick.
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That’s really excellent work! Thanks for sharing it, especially as it must have been hard to get photos in that setting?
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It was very tricky. Thanks Sarah.
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These murals are stunning!
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I agree Aletta. It was wonderful seeing them first hand.
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I agree with everyone here. What I love beyond the colors is the softness of the paintings. They feel like friends.
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Interesting way of putting it Marsha. I’m sure the artist would appreciate your comment.
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I’m not very artistic so I don’t know the correct terms to describe things. The murals have a child-like quality about them.
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They are playful and fun, Marsha.
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I agree. 🙂 Thanks again for sharing them. Have a great weekend, Carol. 🙂
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Thanks Marsha
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Wow! So perfect too.
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You’re right Gloria, it’s perfection.
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