Interesting graffiti 

Still driving around Spain at the moment after leaving Seville. 

Loving all the different colourful street arts happening in the different cities we pass. Usually I am driving or passing too fast to get a picture of everything I want, still banking a lot of colourful ideas for murals and mosaics in the future though! 

Seville

Under bridge colourful line work graffiti

Seville, same underpass

Under the bridge graffiti characters

Basque Country, near the Ellorio Argiñeta

Graffiti art basque country ancient cemetary

Malaga

Jess in Malaga official street art

Kerning typography rainbows cute animals street art

Council sanctioned graffiti colourful themes

Anglerfish street art malaga

Tarifa (turns out these are everywhere and delightful!)

Tarifa local street art bin decoration

Bonus round of sad sculpture spotting, again in Seville;

Jesus christ suffering sculpture

Creepy Catholic sculpture collections

 child angel sculpture saddest face ever

Catholic iconography is depressing

Scary Catholic iconography is depressing to outsiders

The last collection I have unofficially titled Scary Mary and the Cherubic Bunch…

What are these for? Are these for people to buy and put in their homes, behind a glass wall, like Lladro? Or adding to personal shrines? 

If anyone had something like this in the house they grew up in I would love to hear from you, to find out what purpose these sculptures exist for! 

About kellymarietheartist

Visual artist originally from Australia, travelling the world creating crocheted wearable art and functional textile pieces. Sustainable art and slow fashion made from recycled fabrics, wools and metal. Colourful. Psychedelic. Unique.
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2 Responses to Interesting graffiti 

  1. I must admit I do love a bit of well-done grafitti. Also those cherubs were possibly the saddest cherubs I’ve ever seen! ;_;

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