I found this "urban fresco" under a bridge on a pretty concealed street in the 13th arrondissement. It must be fairly new as the topic is evidently current... That's all I'll say about the subject.
Yes, I think so too. How absurd is it to proclaim that it is forbidden to write or post on a specific wall, knowing that there is no way to enforce such a law!
Thematically appropriate, anyway.
ReplyDeleteI wish i could read what the artist wrote above the bloody flags. I DO see what the City wrote above it, but it didn't seem to matter :-)
ReplyDeleteMichael, as far I my eyes can read, it's written : "14 juillet 2014, l'armée française défile au lieu de sauver la Palestine"....
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ReplyDeleteGreat find and capture. Street art often hits the nail on the head. Very poignant image.
ReplyDeleteYes—very timely, Eric. I imagine that when they made that "defense d'afficher" law back in 1881, they couldn't even imagine graffiti like this.
ReplyDeleteYes, I think so too. How absurd is it to proclaim that it is forbidden to write or post on a specific wall, knowing that there is no way to enforce such a law!
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