“Every month in the Spring,
Summer,
Someone paints a Labyrinth in Grange Park.
Everybody loves it.
Every month,
The City of Toronto wastes resources to wipe it out.
Shame.”
Every month in the spring summer, someone paints a maze in the Grange park. Everybody loves it. Every month, the city (@cityoftoronto) wastes resources to wipe it out. Shame.
— Massih Moayedi — مسیح مویدی (@massihmoayedi) July 17, 2023
Super Soaker Water Gun Fight inside the Octagon Labyrinth !
Another Sunday Funday at the Wading Pool Labyrinth in Budapest Park, Sunnyside, Toronto.
Why walk my Octagon Labyrinth inside the water-filled Wading Pool at Budapest Park, Sunnyside, Toronto . . .
When you can dance instead ?
The colours of my Labyrinth in David Crombie Park in Old Town Toronto are fading.
I’ll prioritize repainting it,
Perhaps in darker colours.
On Father’s Day,
Sunday June 18 2023…
I RE-Painted the Grange Park Labyrinth.
Again.
Here are a couple of captures from the evening of which were just tweeted…
#Canada #TorontoPark
📍Grange Park pic.twitter.com/S1pjx6sWil— Kiss Henlen (@RosaarioLope) June 30, 2023
Red & Black,
South & West Arcs of the Circle of Benches I painted and transformed into a Medicine Wheel,
in David Crombie Park, Old Town Toronto.
One of my older Labyrinths.
In the middle of the Traffic Island immediately opposite Christie Station and Christie Pits Park.
But it’s faded and in need of repainting.
One quarter of it is now cement, and not concrete, which means the paint on it disappears quite rapidly, and that’s why it looks 25 percent incomplete, even in faded format.
Bismillah,
First City of Labyrinths Microblog Post
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Grateful for this photograph.
That’s me,
The Labyrinth Maker,
Re-painting the one inch wide Yellow painted outline of the Labyrinth
With a three inch wide paint roller making the Labyrinth Green.
Eventually the kids gave up waiting for me to finish,
They began walking/running around me from Entrance to the Centre,
Where they’d find the Heart of the Labyrinth.
Labyrinth…
STreet ART ?
STart at The HeART !
Augusta Avenue, Kensington Market.
Painted on Pedestrian Sunday just passed…
My Heart Labyrinth on August Avenue.
Maracatu Mar Aberto,
The Afro-Brazilian Music Awesomeness pauses and performs atop my Baltic Wheel Labyrinth which I painted on Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market,
Before they continued advancing north on Augusta Avenue.
Maracatu Mar Aberto previously performed atop my Heart Labyrinth painted in the middle of the intersection of Baldwin & Augusta during the September 2019 Pedestrian Sunday.
Yvonne Bambrick, The CARDENer, and me in front of Meryl Street, Kensington Market’s new Garden Car!
We’re standing atop the Green Leaves with Yellow Veins which I painted around the Garden Car during the beginning hour of the First Pedestrian Sunday of 2023.
Shoe-level view of the Heart Labyrinth I painted on Augusta Avenue on Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market.
You can spot me in the top right of this photograph,
Where I was painting the fourth and final Labyrinth of the day…
First Pedestrian Sunday of 2023,
That’s me painting Green Leaves around the new Garden Car,
And then painting the words “Kensington Market” with my signature letter “i” dotted by a Giant Spiral.
Grateful for this pair of images,
Thank you!