Graffiti Salad

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<div>Consider taking a photo of the mural without adding a filter. As said by the artist “Well it’s like this. If you went to a restaurant and ordered some fine dinning; the chef would ensure they put the right ingredients in to create a dish that suites the clients needs. The client then treats this dinning experience that took time and dedication to make as if it were a cheap burger putting ketchup or other sauces (“to make it taste better”).&nbsp;<br>I know this is subjective to people’s point of view however it is frustrating knowing that people can’t except things they way the are.&nbsp;<br>If my art is bad that is okay I want to know what I did wrong. If the remedy for everything is to pour some ketchup on it than I will be delayed from my learning experience.”</div>

<div>"This painting has a lot of meaning for health care workers and the friends and families of the deceased depicted. This man “Howey” committed suicide last November and was good friends with the owner of the building. The owner wanted to memorialize his friend while paying tribute to the healthcare workers. The bee hive is the symbolic work place of the worker bees (healthcare) and the angel represents the fallen. There has been no shortage of hardships and tragedies through 2020 from the George Floyd incident to a global pandemic, bombings and chaos ensuing. This piece was meant to express the imperfection and state of the world." -Jordoh @GraffitiSalad</div>

2020

<div>Mural by Jordoh. @graffitisalad</div><div><br></div><div>Took approximately 2 weeks to paint the mural for the @runningroom St. Albert location. #2019</div>

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