I discovered this bright and colourful mural in June on a huge expanse of legal street art walls in Barcelona. Enjoy it here, as when I went past the following day it was being painted over by another artist.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 24 June 2019
Enjoying street art has become a regular event on my travels around the world: more of my findings can be seen here
For even more art, pop over to see Sami at Monday Mural
Travel with Intent 
Brilliant art work.
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Bright is the word ! I love it.
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All street art is temporary…catch it while you can, and glad you got this one. I’m off for a snoop around Shoreditch on Wednesday..,,
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Enjoy!
I’ll be at Euston, doing the photography version of the Euston tour you told me about.
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Oooh, take plenty of images for me, Debbie!
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Pretty awesome
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I agree it is temporary but still – what a shame to be painted over!
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I agree. And the new artist is a grumpy one!
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What a pity they were being painted over as they are bright and fabulous. I wonder why the Chinese symbols when neither of the artists seems to have an Asian name.
Thanks for contributing Debbie.
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I wondered about that too – I’ve no idea! Yes, it was a shame to see it go, and I think it only survived a few months.
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Seriously? Why would another artist paint over someone else’s work?
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That’s the way street art works – it is temporary. Some walls are private and the works are commissioned, but on open walls it’s usually up for grabs.
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I get that street art is temporal – I just never thought that one might paint over someone else’s work. While I say this, I realise that lots of age-old frescos do just this. That you for yet another post that sparks memory and much reflection.
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