The Print & Paste billboard space off of Oxford Road recently highlighted the work of Tokyo based wife and husband Kami and Sasu Hitotzuki (Print & Paste state that their surname is Japanese for 'sun and moon'). Personally I think it's one of the best Paste & Paint curations so far.
The 19th century brickwork of the Print & Paste building contrasts with the gleaming copper coloured angles of the Manchester Metropolitan University building on the left.
Linked to Monday Murals .
A nice minimal one. Like it
ReplyDeleteThe contrast is remarkable indeed. I like the colours.
ReplyDeleteThe mural colours are lovely and soft, unusual indeed for a mural.
ReplyDeleteI like it! It doesn't look too much like an advertisement.
ReplyDeleteVery appealing. Although the styles are quite different, those wonderful shades of blue remind me of early Japanese woodcuts. The poster you show us makes me want to see more of their work. Thanks for contributing to Monday Mural.
ReplyDeleteNice one! We had a very big mural of their until recently when it got painted over. Just as well I took some photos of it!
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Love your composition! It is a wonderful mural.
ReplyDeleteWhat joy for the sense of sight.
ReplyDeletePlease have a good Tuesday.
It's a beautiful mural and something I wish I could walk past myself!
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