“Labyrinthes à Toronto !
Je n’ai pas eu le temps de les faire tous, les labyrinthes sont trés populaires à Toronto !
Il y a en a au moins 12..
Et encore, je suis tombé sur certains qui n’étaient pas répertoriés !
Des labyrinthes dans les parcs, en pleine rue, dans les jardins d’enfants, près d’églises ou encore en installation temporaire prés du lac Ontario…”
Smiling beside my Heart Labyrinth on Kensington Avenue in Kensington Market.
One way to Walk a Labyrinth is to enter it with a Question,
And perhaps after arriving in the Centre,
You may have an answer…
This Question by the Labyrinth at the Mouth of the Humber River beside the Humber Bay Arch Bridge was one of Marriage.
The Answer?
They “Decided to do chores together for the rest of [their] lives 😂😎“…
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 ?
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.
Fire Spinning atop the Wading Pool Labyrinth in Christie Pits Park, Downtown Toronto . . .
These are the four arcs which comprise a Circle of Concrete Benches located inside David Crombie Park in the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood of Old Town Toronto.
I previously painted the four arcs in the four colours of the Medicine Wheel, White, Black, Red, and Yellow.
The colours though looking less sharp than when I first painted them, are holding up.
Grateful for your acknowledgement Monica,
Of my “East Toronto Labyrinth” in Ed McCleverty Equal Access Playground.
While [re]painting the Grange Park Labyrinth to remedy its absence from Grange Park over the winter,
I recognized Photojunkie Rannie Turingan as he began his & Cody’s spiralling walk towards the Heart in the Centre.
We hadn’t seen one another in person since before the Pandemic, since before I was living in Vancouver.
Rannie & Cody were officially the first Labyrinth Walkers of the renewed Grange Park Labyrinth.
From the Bridge,
Through branches and budding twigs,
The Heart I painted in the centre of the Labyrinth at the Mouth of the Humber River,
Which I painted the same colour as the rest of the Labyrinth,
Now looks like it’s been re-painted in Red…
"Labyrinth Buddy" hahaha
First time anyone's called me that!
— HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) December 5, 2022
