Art imitating life?
Wall in Oaxaca on Plazuela del Carmen Alto. (Art by Tupac Emiliano)
Or, life imitating art?
On Avenida Benito Juárez, Teotitlán del Valle
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Wow, I wonder what the Chinese symbols on the left of the street art mean?
I know. Me, too!!!
The Chinese symbols could be the artist’s signature. Somme street / public art artist sign their work than way.