David Breuer-Weiil’s Reflection, outside Tottenham Court Road Elizabeth Line station, Dean Street, London, February 2024
You can see my first encounter with Breuer-Weil’s work here.
Now over to all of you. Do come and join us in our Saturday six-word musings.
I’ll admit that many of us openly break the numeric rule and share far more words (all excellent of course!) so the key rule is to have a title of six words – and then create around that the post that you desire! Perhaps in bunches of 6 words if you’re feeling inspired.
To join the challenge, please put a link in your post to the URL of this post. Then come back here and leave us a comment. If you have any problems with linking, just put your own URL into the comment. And do feel free to socialise digitally with the hashtags #SixWordSaturday and #6WS. You’ll find me on Instagram @travel_travel_with_intent and @dsmythphoto
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 11 May 2024
Posted as part of Six Word Saturday
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Travel with Intent 
I love how the building pattern also reflects like the upside down pattern.
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Clever!
here is my entry
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Thanks for hosting, Debbie. Yours is the perfect image and title. https://fakeflamenco.com/2024/05/11/first-of-the-back-yard-peonies/
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Here’s mine: The Lilacs Are Ready To Bloom | Out of My Write Mind
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I like that the decoration on the left almost appears to be a reflection too. Love the title.
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I was just on Tottenham Court Road yesterday afternoon!
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Thanks for sharing this idea Anita
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Very interesting! First I thought that it is some kind of acrobatics 😀. My entry here:
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Clever stuff!
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That’s a brilliant sculpture 😀
I thought I might have something by Ayad Alqaragholli
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A perfect response, Brian – I love your chosen sculpture. A bit more cheerful than my very serious-looking wrinkly man!
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Thank you ever so much 🥰
I have to agree wholeheartedly Debbie, they are quite wrinkly
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Like the contrast of the wall patterns against the rugged texture of the sculpture. I love his stuff. I think this is the smallest piece I’ve seen unless it’s a copy. A lot of his work is enormous. Hope you had a great time in Japan? https://alondonmiscellany.wordpress.com/2024/05/11/whats-she-holding-its-a-guvnor/
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Yes, I had a great trip, thanks
And yes this is much more “delicate” than others that I’ve seen. I wonder if it was commissioned for this spot and a more manageable size was requested
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Good job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 with the idea!
Here is mine https://wanderingteresa.com/new-blooms-new-beginnings-a-renewal/
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Thanks Teresa
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First I thought it was a reflection, but it´s not 🙂
https://mariawijk.wordpress.com/2024/05/11/spring-does-not-hurry-moving-forward/
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I know what you mean – I think its position in front of glass adds to that feeling, but I think its wiggle edges give that reflection feeling.
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ooh this plays with the eyes doesn’t it
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Yes, I think the rough edges make it less real somehow
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