Smells nice pic.twitter.com/JuxdohmkLn
— Maltese Petard 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ (@shawnmicallef) April 29, 2022
Smells nice pic.twitter.com/JuxdohmkLn
— Maltese Petard 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ (@shawnmicallef) April 29, 2022
Dark Age Ahead – The Wizard of Ossington Jane's Walkhttps://t.co/QudFTCVL3p
Date : Friday May 6 2022
Time : 5:30 p.m.
Start : Meet in middle of Medicine Wheel #Labyrinth atop traffic island opposite Christie Street Subway Station entrance
| #JanesWalkTO #JanesWalk #Toronto pic.twitter.com/UOldpIOks0
— HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) April 6, 2022
World Labyrinth Day – Sunnyside Jane's Walk
Walk Canada's largest, most complex, Octagon Labyrinth!
+ Two more Labyrinths
Date : Saturday May 7 2022
Time : 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
Start : Budapest Park, Beside the Dinosaurs
| #JanesWalkTO #loveTOwalk#WorldLabyrinthDay #Labyrinths pic.twitter.com/HKxGHTRiUG
— HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) April 9, 2022
World Labyrinth Day ~ Blue Zone Scarborough Jane's Walk
Learn how Labyrinths transform Neighbourhoods into Blue Zones
Date : Saturday May 7 2022
Time : 7:15 p.m – 8 p.m.
Start : Traffic Island, Teesdale Place
| #JanesWalkTO #loveTOwalk #BlueZones#WorldLabyrinthDay #ScarbTO pic.twitter.com/eY5jFM1JRI
— HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) April 9, 2022
The Girl on the Hat – A Children's Jane's Walkhttps://t.co/mOWBwTod4s
Date : Sunday May 8 2022
Time : 1 p.m.
Start : 69 Albany Avenue, sidewalk in front of Jane Jacobs' house
(Parents+Grandparents can come too!)
| #JanesWalkTO #JanesWalk #loveTOwalk
#storytelling #Toronto pic.twitter.com/3jyC5Yd85n— HïMY SYeD 🍥 City of Labyrinths Project (@LabyrinthsDOTca) April 7, 2022
“Googled Labyrinths in Vancouver and discovered The Vancouver Public Labyrinth in Olympic Village.
Not exactly what I was looking for,
but was an excellent day out anyways.
Especially after dragging myself through a day of medical tests.
Anyways,
this is a cool little public Labyrinth to walk.
Some of the rocks are missing,
but it’s been trodden enough that the paths are clear.
Best part of this?
It’s free and outdoors.
Perfect for a little destressing.”
Seen on the south east side of the Humber Bay Arch Bridge . . .
Torontonians exploring, enjoying, experiencing,
My painted Labyrinth at the Mouth of the Humber River.
Seen through the Morning Fog,
My painted Labyrinth at the Mouth of the Humber River,
Beside the Humber Bay Arch Bridge.
Grateful to see little ones in Vancity can still explore and enjoy (my) Vancouver Public Labyrinth !
Aerial Drone image of my Vancouver Public Labyrinth.
I rotated the photograph 180 degrees so top and bottom of the Labyrinth is now north and south respectively.
Many stones have disappeared yet the well worn path remains walkable.
When I return to Vancouver, InshAllah,
The first Labyrinth I will visit and repair is this one,
The Vancouver Public Labyrinth.
“HïMY SYeD’s Labyrinth … in Olympic Village, Vancouver, BC on January 27, 2022 at 5:40 pm”
Thank you James for including and sharing (my) Vancouver Public Labyrinth in your Winter Sunset photographs from last night.
Grateful to see Labyrinth is still intact and remains walkable.
Aerial view of my Wading Pool Labyrinth in Sir Casimir Gzowski Park Playground.
Because it’s Wintertime,
There is ice in the centre of the Labyrinth.
My Recently Re-Re-Re-Re-Re-painted Labyrinth in Grange Park provides Play underneath Grey skies, below Blue Walls . . .
Our new permanent painted labyrinth is under construction in our south-east parking lot! Please be careful if you are driving in that area. @LabyrinthsDOTca is creating a custom design just for us! #labyrinth #WalkingWith #meditation #journeyoffaith #Advent pic.twitter.com/0dwHflpEso
— HolyNameofMaryCSS (@HNMCSS) November 29, 2021
Currently in progress,
I am painting a Labyrinth commissioned by the Chaplaincy at Holy Name of Mary Catholic Secondary School in Brampton, Ontario.
Parking Lot was agreed as the best candidate location for a Painted Labyrinth.
Available space for painting a Labyrinth was trapezoid/rectangular.
My final design was a Nine Lane Labyrinth plus two wings with spans of four additional lanes on either side.
Keeping the Concentric Circle arc design rather than using true 90 degree hard right angles will make for a funner and more flowing Labyrinth walking experience.
Plan for the day was to at least outline in paint my chalked design.
Retracing in paint a thin outline meant I need not worry about any rain which would wash away my chalk design outlining work.
Rain has been intermittent yet frequent enough this month to delay completion.
InshAllah, will finish painting it before the first snow.
Your Mission,
Should you choose to accept it,
Is to complete the Grange Park Labyrinth.
As always,
Should you or any of your IM Force be caught or lost,
The Labyrinth Maker will disavow any knowledge of your actions.
This message will self-destruct in 29 seconds.
Good luck
Smilingly sitting atop the centre of Grange Park Labyrinth,
Little One in the red coat,
Reached the red Heart !
Grateful for your Kind & Generous Acknowledgment.
Thank you.
“This is to HïMY @labyrinthsdotca whom I accidentally met at Budapest Park creating his biggest ground Labyrinth in Canada (!!!).
I had noticed that and many other wading pool Labyrinths in parks around Toronto before that,
and I thought it was so cool cause every time I saw children and adults really enjoying them.
I was sure it was a City of Toronto’s project of some sort,
BUT it is not!
HïMY is doing it all on his own and hasn’t sought payment for his creations.
He spends time to carefully measure and calculate a very elaborated Labyrinth pattern,
and invests his own money in the art materials.
He worked on this one, for example, for about two years.
He puts so much thought into the way he designs his Labyrinths, and so so much passion!
Just look at HïMY’s t-shirt, and undershirt, and notebook – everything is Labyrinth 😍
And he did his research how to write it in different languages 🙂
Dear @start_streetartoronto and @stepspublicart , I think HïMY totally deserves to be on the artists roster and bring even more of his interactive and meaningful creations to animate the public spaces ❤️
P.S. did you know what is the different between a Maze and a Labyrinth?
I didn’t, and I learnt from HïMY that a Maze has dead ends, but a Labyrinth doesn’t, you will always find your way to the centre ✨”