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Antiques & Rubbish
Over the years I have left old furniture from my flat on the landing outside and watched it disappear after a day or two. I was confident it had been recycled; sometimes the furniture would return to the landing years later only to disappear again. I’m not sure if any of it made it to the ‘Antique’ shop {below).
Clearly the settee and washing machine etc (below) were not considered worthy of recycling as they were simply dumped on the street.
Wall colours
The mural in New York City (below) has suffered from a number of graffiti editions but still brightens a bleak New York Street.
This ‘street art’ has accumulated over a number of weeks following the closure (below) of some shops in Athens. It brings to the street an entirely different ambience from the discipline of a ‘mural’. In some ways it reflects the coming economic chaos and anger of people affected by the recession.
















































