There for wall to see: February's Wallism

Wallisms are an important part of any society.
Walls are canvases, they provide a platform that is available to all within a society to utilise in whatever way an individual, or group of individuals choose.

These Wallisms, which use to be viewed as vandalism, are vital to the health of a society.
They make statements, either personal, or political.
They allow the rest of us to see what others are thinking and or feeling.

So whether you agree or disagree with the content, or the technique of the image making, just be grateful that we have the freedom to be allowed to create them.

Wallisms are important to all who take time to look.

Draw upon good thinking

Hello!

We are back and ready for another inspiring and engaging year full of JOY and unrecognised beauty.

The first article is full of both. It is called 'Chest of Drawers'.

Just a pile of unrelated, unwanted drawers that do not belong to anything, can still perform their primary function, that of storage and provide order.

As always, it is just how you choose to see a thing that makes it valuable or not. 

The design is by Tejo Remy and the article about it is in a book called 'Visual Conversations' AVA Publishing, Switzerland. It is a great read BTW.