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STREET ART | 'holy man', museum for street art and graffiti - STRAAT in Amsterdam
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Le Gros Horloge. by Wim Jacobs Via Flickr: Vakantie Normandië, Bayeux, Rouen. Stadswandeling Rouen. Le Gros Horloge.
Aya Quick wall painted few weeks ago in Amsterdam This wall is inspired by Aya simbol and meaning. Aya is an important Adinkra symbol in Akan culture that represents endurance and resourcefulness. Aya can also mean ‘I’m not afraid of you’ or ‘I’m independent of you’, representing strength, defiance against oppression, and independence. Many people choose to wear Aya drawings or tattoos, claiming that they can feel their power and inner strength. A person who wears the Aya symbol suggests that he has endured many difficulties in life and face various obstacles which he/she has overcome. . #murals #afrika #adinkra #akan #kori #maori #illustration #resourcefulness #endurace #afrikainspired #masks #innerself #murales #straat #painting #skount #mustlearn https://www.instagram.com/p/Ckf2RicIGu3/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
The streets of the Jordaan in Amsterdam