It was painted by Italian artist Teo Pirisi aka "Moneyless" for Form's 2015.
Another one of his murals is the the geometric shapes painted on the side of a tall building in the suburb of Claremont.
You can see other Monday Murals around the world here.
Different and very creative!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marleen.
DeleteI like this one a lot!
ReplyDeleteI find it interesting too because I like geometric shapes! Thanks for the visit Pat.
DeleteVery abstract. I have difficulties saying I like it or not. Kunstbanause would be the German word (describing me) ;-)
ReplyDeleteA philistine! We can't like everything! There's a lot of art I don't understand either...
DeleteA very striking mural
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit Joe.
DeleteI am always surprised with the many murals Perth has.
ReplyDeleteHi Marianne, in the last 2 years they seemed to have mushroomed all over Perth.
DeleteGosto dos motivos e das cores. Muito giro!
ReplyDeleteObrigada Sandra.
DeleteNice find Sami, I haven't seen this one.
ReplyDeleteThanks Grace, I found it by chance too when we were walking by on our way to the restaurant.
DeleteThat's indeed very artistic and looks very nice !
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit Gattina.
ReplyDeleteLove it. Really cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jose.
DeleteDearest Sami,
ReplyDeleteThat is quite an undertaking for making the design on such a large scale. But it is fresh looking and far better than a plain and boring wall.
Sending you hugs for the weekend.
Mariette
Thanks Mariette, hope you had a great weekend too. I agree, all these murals are better than plain boring walls!
DeleteThis one is really striking! It changes the entire environment into a spirited, uplifting one. Lots of movement too, but just the right amount!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit J. Hope you had a great fun weekend with your grandkids!
DeleteIt's stunning. Geometric is not generelly my cup of tea but I love this.
ReplyDeleteThanks Mara.
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