Maracatu Mar Aberto . . .
Atop the Heart Labyrinth I painted in the middle of the Baldwin & Augusta Avenue intersection in Kensington Market, Downtown Toronto . . .
Maracatu Mar Aberto . . .
Atop the Heart Labyrinth I painted in the middle of the Baldwin & Augusta Avenue intersection in Kensington Market, Downtown Toronto . . .
Heart Labyrinth I painted in the middle of the Baldwin and Augusta Intersection . . .
Before I began re-painting my months old Labyrinths on Augusta Avenue which were showing wear and tear, I saw children exploring and enjoying them as they were . . .
Seeing this, I felt something wonderful.
Their imagination perhaps filling in the breaks and gaps in the walls and arcs of my painted designs.
That as much as anything else is why I keep painting Labyrinths in Public Spaces where children discover them.
The work in the foreground is by Victor Fraser.
The Labyrinth in the background is by me.
My pass-through Street Labyrinth painted on Kensington Avenue . . .
The gaps in the arcs of this Labyrinth I painted on Kensington Avenue reveals where wheels of motorized vehicles most often roll.
Kind of like Desire Lines but for vehicles instead of Pedestrians or Cyclists.
“Love could be mysterious,
Love might go as quickly as it comes.One second there was a couple in love,
Next second they are totally disappeared without a trace.”
Andrew Robinson reviews Parks around Toronto.
This was his first review of a Toronto “Parkette”.
Andrew began his review atop the Labyrinth I painted in the wading pool in Geary Avenue Parkette, West End Toronto . . .
This little one’s mom asked if her kid could run/walk the Labyrinth before I had completely finished painting it.
Who am I to get in the way of Awe & Wonder ?
He smiled the entire way into the centre and back . . .
Nice angle capturing all the Labyrinths I painted on North Augusta Avenue . . .
Jazz Musician Richard Underhill with one of my Kensington Market Street Labyrinths in the backdrop for this portrait . . .