Last Christmas, during the week I spent in Madrid, I noticed that most of the small shops roll down their doors when they are closed, and many have custom paint jobs to advertise or make a statement of their own.
Those that don’t have artwork are severely abused by taggers, but what they consider good original art is usually left alone.
Not all shop owners are so lucky...
Not all shop owners are so lucky...
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very interesting theme... amazing photos...
ReplyDeleteThanks,Viera, for the visit and comment!
DeleteFascinating! A side of security gates I had never seen. I must say this is charming and creative. Do they do this in other cities. It's wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHi Benni! In fact, they do it in other cities....
DeleteThanks for the visit and comment!
Such a unique and beautiful post. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi Gayle! I was pleased to see you on here. You're always welcome...
DeleteThanks!
What a creative way to decorate what are otherwise ugly roller-shutters!! I really like them!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mitch!
DeleteI adore colour and these photos are a delight to see. There is street art everywhere over here and it too is not messed with.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Shayna!
DeleteI love to see creative street art and bold colors making statements... nice tour! [monica]
ReplyDeleteMe too, Monica! Thanks!
DeleteNo matter the circumstances; Madrid is full of life.
ReplyDeleteHi Sophie! Yesss, you're right...
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