Apologies to the author Daniel Kehlmann who wrote Die Vermessung der Welt (Measuring the World), Hamburg 2005. One Word Sunday
Tag: mural
Murals south of Frankfurt
I don’t often take photos with my phone, I’m not that good at it and I am also mostly not in the right mood. However, I realised that I do take photos of murals when I’m without my camera because they are often unexpected yet … Continue reading Murals south of Frankfurt
The rat didn’t get a chance
I’ve been driving past a Banksy copy rat (sic!) for the past months. Here is my post from December about that. I enjoyed this stencilled rodent and it never failed to bring a smile to my face. Last week all that changed. The wall is … Continue reading The rat didn’t get a chance
Don’t let appearances distract you from beauty
Wordless Wednesday
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Small murals
Thursday Trios
When a Catalan visits Heidelberg
Wordless Wednesday
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One day I was surprised
Last week I went on a walk in the woods to find some leftover hoarfrost. I climbed a steep hill and I decided to not to go down the slippery slope but rather take the long walk through the village of Heiligkreuz (a really small … Continue reading One day I was surprised
Gluttony leading to cannibalism
and it’s fun! (in a sarcastic kind of way) This is a mural on the side of a local butchery. Bad enough that those little piggies stuff themselves and fattening themselves up, it gets really perverse with this side panel: Ragtag Daily Prompt: Gluttony
A Real Life Heroin-e
This mural in Mannheim by Luigi Toscano is called “Against Forgetting” and shows two concentration camp survivors. On the woman’s face is written: “We have to remember the past but we mustn’t live in it.” She is a symbol for surviving, not forgetting, but moving on. She is a heroine.
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