Monday 15 March 2021

Please decide




 Another Kaikohe mural - this one is in the Marino Court area. After googling it I think this one maybe have been painted by kiwi Denis Wilford.  "Whakatau MaiRa" means in Maori "Please decide". 

Linking up with Mural Monday.

17 comments:

Tom said...

...this one is easy to decide on, I like it.

Mae Travels said...

I wonder if there's a clear meaning to that question. Should I recognize those faces?

be safe... mae at maefood.blogspot.com

gz said...

It would be nice to know the names of the persons in the portraits

Amy said...

I don't recognize any of them, I don't think they are famous people just ordinary kiwis.

Amy said...

no, lol I don't know who they are either.

Tigger's Mum said...

Local politics?

William Kendall said...

It does stand out.

Lowcarb team member said...

Having trouble putting a comment through!
Third time lucky!
That does look a nice mural.

All the best Jan

Iris Flavia said...

Beautiful mural, hard to find a meaning to the words, but maybe that´s what it´s all about?
I had these words in my mind too often here, as companies use the casual "du" when looking for an employee and use the official "Sie" answering, and I always think: DECIDE! Du/Sie, what?!

Bertiebo said...

I decide it's a beautiful one!

Debbie said...

Nice mural. I also get the feeling we are meant to know those people

s.c said...

Its a nice mural but you can't decide if you don't know the subject.

Sami said...

Lovely mural Amy. The swirls at the bottom with all those bright colours make it stand out.
Thanks for participating in Monday Murals

Bleubeard and Elizabeth said...

Very realistic images. Nicely done, too. Good find, Amy.

gz said...

I remember the murals in Kaikohe..they have names on them , local people,others known further afield..my cousin was on one, looking a bit younger than he does now!!

Bill said...

Nicely done, I like it too.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

He is a talented artist Amy, excellent portraits ✨

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