This parking garage didn’t have any street art, but we liked how it was covered in plants to disguise its ugliness.
A Dutch painter was recruited to create something large on the back of this artchitect’s building.
Here’s another neon sign that we passed.
This
billboard by Canadian Ken Lum has graced the side of the Witte de With Center since 1990. It’s unusual because it appears to be an advertisement, but yet doesn’t actually advertise anything.
This mural was painted by two separate artists. On the left, a rural landscape and on the right an actual wedding proposal (she said yes).
This was another poster unrelated to the urban art route, so I have no idea why so many cows graced the wall of what looked to be a normal residential building.
We also spotted this small church...
…and this sweet community garden...
…which was decorated for the holidays...
...as well as being home to one of the urban artworks.
This piece represented how society fails to teach children how to expand their minds without the use of technology and social media.
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