Wasted Time by Catman, Whitstable, Kent, image taken July 2021
Here’s another piece by Kent- and London-based street artist, Catman. Last week I shared his Superhuman, and this week we have Wasted Time, a piece that he has also painted in Deptford, London. It represents the damage caused by plastic and how slow we are to react.
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 9 August 2021
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Both stunning and poignant. what a way to get a message across to those of us who allow plastic to reach our oceans.
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I dread to think what our world will be like in 5 years given the amount of environmental awfulness so many of us are experiencing this year 😦
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Great mural and great message too. We all need to act, specially at Government levels!
Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Debbie.
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…this sure is true!
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Excellent social commentary
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Great mural.It is apparently very difficult to stop a large rotating flywheel just like that, but it has to be done.
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A great image with a persuasive argument.
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Nature itself is being quite persuasive at the moment, too 😦
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Yup.
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It speaks volumes, Debs.
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Doesn’t it just – and the worldwide forest fires back his idea of too much time wasted. Sadly
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🙄💕
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This is a great one Debbie, I find it very interesting when there is a story to go with the mural
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There usually is one, but sometimes not as obvious as this one.
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