DEQUINDRE CUT GREENWAY
by Senna
Opened in 2009, Dequindre Cut created a two mile pedestrian and bicycle greenway (extended by half a mile in 2016) between Detroit's East Riverfront and Eastern Market, serving several residential neighborhoods along the way. In the intervening years this stretch of former rail line has also become an important site for urban artwork and graffiti and in 2017 Brazilian artist Alex Senna visited to add this piece where the path cuts through Alfred St. Senna's graphic black and white art is all the more compelling for the simplicity with which it engages the public and shares often heartwarming tales. Senna says this mural was inspired by the dramatic black and white photography of fellow Brazilian, photographer Thomas Farkas. @alexsenna/
















