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Support for Black Lives Matter can been seen all across DC in more and less formal contexts. Here, the message is carried by a beautiful, colorful bird, painted on a plywood piece that covers a shuttered theater on the city’s 14th Street. BLM, business closures due to Covid, the need and vulnerability of the arts in this context, and the ever present image of plywood-covered windows – these are the emblems of our current times. The bird here brings a spot of light and color, albeit a temporary one.

A blue gecko in bas relief climbs towards the street sign for the Rue Luchet

An etching of flowers and a tree trunk in a space where a window used to be

Painted with humor on a cement bollard.
We were at the beach
Everybody had matching towels
Somebody went under a dock
And there they saw a rock
It wasn’t a rock
It was a rock lobster
Rock lobster

Two parrots decorate the outside of a building that serves as an office for the parking attendants of this large, public parking lot in Avignon, France

A toucan, or many, grace(s) the side of a small building that serves as an office for the parking attendant of this large public parking lot in Avigon, France.

Nature meets machine, and air and water intermingle in this fantastical depiction of an octapus-submarine on a wall of a large public parking lot in Avignon, France. With Escher-like elements, the mural spray paints itself, and clouds become miniature bodies of water for boats, divers, and a surfer.

I took the photo during birdwatching. It is seriously impressive, and really fits to people drinking beer in a small garden.

Tec is an Argentinian artist based in São Paulo city (Brazil). He founded a very original way of dealing with streets, from the ground. Today, he is filming with drones.

Painted on a garage door as part of a series called, Water, Soil, Air.