This Turquoise Coloured Labyrinth was the first one of the day that I painted on Augusta Avenue in Kensington Market on Pedestrian Sunday.
This intersection Labyrinth played host as a stage for Street Performers, so it was more stood upon by the Audience than it was walked . . .
Chose not to repaint my month-old Street Labyrinth on Kensington Avenue as the colours remained vibrant . . .
Cosmo the Mini Schnoodle inside one of seven Labyrinths I painted on Augusta Avenue . . .
There I am in the distance re-painting one of six Labyrinths that now can be walked all along Augusta Avenue in Kensington Market, Downtown Toronto . . .
This is the Labyrinth I painted last month, during the July 2019 Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market.
I decided NOT to repaint it this month.
Instead focused on repainting the Labyrinths at the north end of Augusta Avenue.
Perhaps I’ll refresh this in September 2019 . . .
One month old pass-through Labyrinth I painted on Kensington Avenue during the July 2019 Pedestrian Sunday Kensington Market in Downtown Toronto . . .
Video clip of me repainting Street Labyrinths on Augusta Avenue on Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market.
This month I also painted Giant Letters :
“# K E N S I N G T O N M A R K E T”
As a kind of Gateway into the Neighbourhood . . .
I’ve never accepted that my painted Labyrinths are Graffiti nor even Murals.
They stand apart.
They are their own thing.
They are interactive, you can walk through my Street Labyrinths.
Yet they are also visual, you can enjoy looking at them or looking at people walking them.
I made this Labyrinth, originally it was a different design.
Happy to see it’s still there and still appreciated . . .
“This is a stone Labyrinth that is at Ambleside Beach. It is a simple one yet very powerful. Labyrinths are sacred geometries that can help you to shift and transcend. Here’s how they work……
Before entering you set your intention of what you desire. It could be to feel more peace in your life, let go of a situation that’s bothering you, be grateful, get a new job. The list is endless. It’s whatever you want to work on.❤️
You focus on your intention as you walk thru the labyrinth, paying close attention to your thoughts and feelings! Letting them go as you walk. Keep focusing on your intention until you get into the middle. Relax there for as long as you wish to❤️
Now it’s time to walk back out. As you are walking notice your thoughts and feelings🌹. These are keys🌟🌟🌟
I always feel lighter, freer and just happier.🙏 Labyrinths are all over – this one is at Ambleside Beach on the north shore in Vancouver. Check them out – there surely will be one in your city. ❤️🙏”
Outer lanes of the pass-through Labyrinth I painted on Kensington Avenue by Fitzroy Terrace in Kensington Market, Downtown Toronto during the July 2019 Pedestrian Sunday.
In the top left of this image, looking closely, you can just make out the upside down Heart in the Centre of the Labyrinth.
The painted Yellow line is the curb signifying a no-parking zone.
It was Shamez’s request/suggestion that I paint at least one Labyrinth exactly here.
That way, no cars should ever be parked atop this Street Labyrinth.
The Labyrinth should remain walkable 24 / 7 !
This photograph confirms Shamez was correct . . .
My Robson Square Labyrinth photobombs Hoisin Chicken Wrap Foodie Photo. . .
Up close and in the distance, two Labyrinths I painted on Kensington Avenue during the July 2019 Pedestrian Sunday . . .
Break Dancers from all over Metro Vancouver gravitate to Robson Square to do their thing.
Sometimes they unroll their portable dance floors beside the Robson Square Labyrinth, where this Little One finds them . . .
My Robson Square Labyrinth remains a Public Space stage for KPOP Dance Troupes from around Metro Vancouver to come and perform . . .
