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Eyes

In a nearby suburb in Greymouth I've been watching the reconstruction of this house and last week I saw that someone had painted a very spacey mural on the outside.



 Personally I really like it - it's kind of weird. What do you think?

Linking up with Mural Monday.

Comments

local alien said…
I do like it but wonder what it's all about . A crying eye? Any mural that brightens the neighbourhood is great. Is that a private house?
Graham Edwards said…
Yes. The crying eye puzzled me too.
roentare said…
Osirus eye from Egypt
s.c said…
The eye takes in the world around on the moment and is not to happy about it.
Tom said…
...I see, I see!
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
I like it, I don't understand but I still like it.
DawnTreader said…
It certainly "stands out" - but perhaps they're not done with the renovation yet?
Sharon said…
I like it too!
Tigger's Mum said…
I wouldn't do it myself but I love it. One of my very 'off the wall' cousins lives in Invercargill and in his worst non-conformist years painted the weather boards of his house in rainbow stripes. (And he kept kuni kuni pigs in his backyard - the neighbours must have despaired).
Lydia C. Lee said…
How odd. I think it would grow on you. It's weirdly cheery - I guess the colours. THere's a building near us painted in rainbow flag - I actually don't know if it is the rainbow flag but in the marriage equality pllebiscite they wrote a big YES on the front of the building so now I think it's the rainbow flag....Anyway, it's sort of my favourite house to walk past now because it's so cheery in a grey street! #MuralMondays
Iris Flavia said…
Sometimes you need to cry. Nice mural showing this.
Sami said…
Very colourful mural. Nice find Amy, thanks for participating in Monday Murals.
Mae Travels said…
It’s a pleasing composition, so why should it have to mean something?

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