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Posted: 28 Nov 2022

Taken: 26 Sep 2022

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Feng Shiu

Feng Shiu
Street art in Southsea, Hampshire.

Best viewed large on black. Thanks for looking.

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 Keith Burton
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Quite possibly Fred...............I don't understand most algebra either :-)))
18 months ago.
 Léopold
Léopold club
I will call it a dropout fence with a door unless I am wrong Keith.
18 months ago.
 Keith Burton
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The walls and alley ways behind the store is where most of the street art has been "allowed" to exist by the council. I suspect they will want to clean it up once the demolition work and new build begins :-(
18 months ago.
 Xata
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More and more street art everywhere, I even have a friend who is part of a group who travels everywhere worldwide just to take photos of street art and share them on instagram. There are even some "games of clues" with the purpose of taking maximum pictures of certain artists. I don't really understand the goal but the most important is that they do...
18 months ago.
 Keith Burton
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There is certainly a lot about in Southsea, where in certain places the council turns a blind eye to it, provided it is done well. It's a very popular subject for photography and there are some amazing artists out there.

I don't think I'd ever take it as seriously as the people who play the "games of clues" you mention though :-)
18 months ago.

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