
“Talk about amazing artwork on the streets!
I’m so glad I got to experience the awesome vibes at last weekend’s Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market!”
Thanks for stopping by!
— Kensington Market BIA (@Kensington_BIA) June 3, 2022
“Talk about amazing artwork on the streets!
I’m so glad I got to experience the awesome vibes at last weekend’s Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market!”
Thanks for stopping by!
— Kensington Market BIA (@Kensington_BIA) June 3, 2022
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 ✨”
“Splash Pad with a Heart. Lakeshore, TO
I have taken many photos on the Lakeshore in 2021.
Sometime it is good to let them lie for a while and look at them with fresh eyes.
This photo got little bit colour overhaul, but otherwise it is unaltered.
Call me Mr. Pragmatic, but I like the idea of a maze, so even when the weather is cold, the splash pad is still being used.
Created by HiMY SYeD who specialize in Labyrinths.
923. Toronto. 2021- Mar 03; P1450010; Upload 2022-Jan 20. Lmx -ZS100″
– Tom R.
This may be one the last photographs of my Labyrinth I painted in Robson Square, Downtown Vancouver.
The temporary car-free public space experiment has been made officially permanent.
Soon, the makeshift block long plaza will be redone with a final design.
Thank you City of Vancouver for NOT removing the Labyrinth I painted there.
It was walked by thousands of Vancouverites, enjoyed by thousands of Visitors.
So long Robson Square Labyrinth.
Large Labyrinths!
Grateful for the portrait.
I’m usually the one photographing, rarely the one photographed.
Hey, that’s me underneath the Giant Christmas Tree Labyrinth.
I was drawing boxes representing the idea of gifts and presents under the Xmas Tree while pointing the entrance . . .
My hope for my Labyrinth Pier, Vancouver could become a Landmark, a unique Destination, with its own identity, is being realized day by day . . .
Caption to this image succinctly sums up my aspirations for Labyrinth Pier, Vancouver.
Video nicely shares glimpses of all three current painted Labyrinths . . .
The Green Masking is slowly being worn away, yet the outline of the Labyrinth design remains visible and walk-able and sort of Drone Camera recordable . . .
Whenever I visit my Robson Square Labyrinth, sometimes I find Street Furniture, Table and Folding Metal Chairs, right on top it.
This interferes with walking the Labyrinth.
I always remove them.
Maybe I don’t need to…
?