Goch

Senor Schnu (DE)

<div><strong>Goch history meets streetart</strong> Festival 2021 organized by Benjamin Taag.&nbsp;<br><br><br></div><pre>The framework of the festival is a historical scavenger hunt by the Heimatverein Goch e.V.</pre><div><br><br>Anamorphic painting under a bridge with the size of 10m x 6m X 4m. The abstract artwork talks about breaking free from fixed habits.&nbsp;<br>Follow your path consistently with a positive flow and still purposefully.<br><br>Senor Schnu is originally from Aachen, but live now in Berlin.<br><br></div><pre>His works cover a wide spectrum from classic paste-ups to moss graffittis, sculptures and paintings on canvas, in the style between comic and abstract, often with pop culture borrowings. </pre><div><br><br></div><pre>The framework of the festival is a historical scavenger hunt by the Heimatverein Goch e.V.</pre><div><br></div><pre>If his roots are in street art, Senor Schnu's medium is above all the spray can. His style is also characterized by his flexibility in terms of choice of materials and artistic expression: for example, he has been experimenting with impressive, anamorphic room installations for some time.

"What I like so much about Senor Schnu is that he is always good for a surprise."
(Katia Hermann, art historian)

The artist also organizes and curates well-known projects in and outside the scene such as WANDELISM, Hometown Berlin and the Pasteup Festival from the idea to implementation.
Senor Schnu never stands still and is always looking for the next, exciting project.</pre><div><br><br><br></div><pre>If you look closely you will find various techniques in this picture.</pre>

Positive Flow

Pierre Ow (BEL)

sweetsnini (GER)

<pre>"Birds in the hedge" Peerensträßchen, Goch by Pierre Ow aka Pierre Rusin from Brussels in combination with a beautiful tile story by @sweetsnini from Cologne was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival

Gorgeous colors that enhanced the alley extremely!
The birds are very well camouflaged, you have to look very closely.
Because of the abstract alienation of the birds, they have something of the splendor of the peacocks!

Before that, of course, there was a much larger range of street art to see, but unfortunately this was destroyed after a short time by wind, weather and vandals. I think this solution is much more practical</pre><div><br></div>

Birds in the Hedge

Howard the Duck (GER)

mega_smer (GER)

Mega Toy (GER)

<pre>"Kidnapping the Megavirus", Kettelerstr./Goch in the industrial area by @mega_smer aka mega toy aka Howard the duck from Mönchengladbach was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival

His bubbles are second to none! Great idea, can't even an alien come along and kidnap the little beasts! I just want to lead a normal life again!

There are all sorts of fine things in his shop, unfortunately the Adilette is sold out...</pre><div><br></div>

Kidnapping the Megavirus

Mr. Oreo 39 (GER)

<pre>"Hidden Beautys" Neustr. 5a , Goch (better to see from the corner Hinter der Mauer/Hinterm Engel) by Mr. Oreo 39 aka Julian Schimanski created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the local Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival
I've looked everywhere in Goch for the rusty beauties, but haven't found any. The template might have come from Mr. Fröhlich from the Neandertal???</pre><div><br></div>

Hidden Beautys

Hombre (SUK)

Chasloveletters

<pre>"Until The Last Drop" Thielenstr. 39/Goch by Hombre_SUK aka Pablo Fontagnier Hombre SUK from Nuremberg and his buddy Chasloveletters @chasloveletters were created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the local Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival

The special difficulty, the artists had to work separately for reasons of time, that's always a big challenge!</pre><div><br></div><pre>In addition Chas:
"I grew up in a time when good aerosol cans were hard to come by, they were expensive and it took some effort to stack them.
So wasting paint was never an option. You would use your cans to the last drop.
These days I'm often surprised to find spray cans in the bushes near legal spots or train stations that still have enough paint left to sketch half a piece.
I don't care that writers might have too much money these days.
But what worries me is the environmental impact of just throwing paint away. Basically, it's chemical waste.
...and even if you make sure your cans are recycled, it's far better to empty them to the last drop before disposing of them."
"We are currently working on establishing the environmental organization "The Aerosol Alliance", which will also deal with the topic of recycling aerosol cans. I hope to be able to tell you more about it after the summer!"</pre><div><br></div><pre>In order to be able to really enjoy this work, we recommend an ice cream sundae from the Eismanufaktur Dellnitz on the corner (a worthwhile way!!!)<br></pre><div><em><figure class="attachment attachment-preview" data-trix-attachment="{&quot;contentType&quot;:&quot;image&quot;,&quot;height&quot;:20,&quot;url&quot;:&quot;data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAABQAAAAUCAQAAAAngNWGAAABDUlEQVR4AYXRgUZDYRjH4TegFTKgpEqiFJgoWAoMEQGBgBboChaaAKxLKAhAhQqAdAmpBIQolkCFqp2nITvNKXuA7+/Hhzey5OWjE4Nq3rzY1f9/NGHPB549492+8Ww060iCS2XdctZdI3GsECmb+HJoIX6x6EgDm+lURTH+YB7V9nAqE5WNme4YKuOiY6iMe6PaQxUUIuTbswgFVNJwA8sO3Bn6yR6bWZMSNtJwDtuWfHpQxaPx9C9zadil7jrCigbq6UXceNIVKTWUIqypm2ytJdTiNyNeXclF6GttOVfeDEc7qzjR23r3OMFqZKng1kw0mXGLrfibHTScOZWgGv9TdC6ROFeMTgwYiIxvJzMRWQbeGZUAAAAASUVORK5CYII=&quot;,&quot;width&quot;:20}" data-trix-content-type="image"><img CYII=" width=" height="20"><figcaption class="caption"></figcaption></figure></em></div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

Until The Last Drop

littlelilly (GER)

zier_87 (GER)

LIAM

<div>Frei Sein" Gartenstr. 17, Goch (Netto Parkplatz) by @littlelill.y , @zier_87 and @liam_d.c were created in the wake of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival<br><br>Free as a bird, that's what we all wish for, the artists naturally have a little more freedom than the average citizen.<br><br>A blue and a bee-eater crown the work.<br><br>Do you think the wind is blowing<br>Because someone says, wind, blow now<br>Do you believe that the stars that are in the sky<br>Glow because someone turns them on Do you believe that<br>Do you think the elements do what they are supposed to do<br>And not what they want Do you believe that Do you believe that<br>If you believe that, you will never see<br>And understand what I mean when I say'<br><br><br></div>

Be Free

so4melone (GER)

foolishmortal_one (GER)

<pre>"Demons and Clowns" An der Rampe, Goch by @so4melone Sophia Melone Illustration and @foolishmortal_one from Berlin were created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. 
#ghmsfestival
Great abstract art, have you counted your eyes yet? Any resemblance to living persons is purely coincidental!

This work was completely improvised, there were no templates of any kind, and that makes it special! The artists have a perfect harmony...</pre><div><br></div>

Demons and Clowns

Marco Paul Bertino (GER)

<div>"MAGMONSTER" Kettelerstr./Goch in the industrial area of Marco Paul Bertino from Goch were created in the aftermath of the. #ghmsfestival<br>Magmonster the little funny figures are hidden by Marco in many places, and whoever finds them is allowed to keep them. Meanwhile, hunters from all over NRW and the Netherlands come to get hold of one of them. Of course, Marco always gives small tips with photos on his page Magmonster, so that children also have a chance to get hold of one of them.<br><br></div>

Magmonster

COKEone

<div>Heavy Metal" Pfalzdorferstr. 67, Goch by Coke One aka Marc Stania from Wuppertal Coke one was created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival<br><br>Would also be a great cover for a certain band. Can also be purchased as a print..<br><br>&nbsp;</div><div>Now beware the streets tonight</div><div>Lay low 'till the sunrise</div><div>The undead casanova's hunt for love</div><div>Lock the doors, drop the blinds</div><div>Keep quiet and stay inside</div><div>But nothing helps, when push comes to shove</div><div>Bequeath the loving, my body's cold</div><div>I take you in my coffin</div><div>Where you can kiss my bones</div><div>On the Night of the loving dead</div><div>Love the un-living, no skins attached</div><div>On the Night of the loving dead</div><div>The Night of the loving dead</div><div>Dressing sharp, au naturel</div><div>Lookin drop dead gorgeous</div><div>Sins of the rotten flesh for you to hold</div><div>My caress is terminal, 'cause my touch is torture</div><div>There's no way in hell I'd let you go</div><div>Bequeath the loving, my body's cold</div><div>I take you in my coffin</div><div>Where you can kiss my bones</div><div>On the Night of the loving dead</div><div>Love the un-living, no skins attached</div><div>On the Night of the loving dead</div><div>The Night of the loving dead&nbsp;</div>

Heavy Metal

André Trafic Silva (PRT)

<pre>“We're all in the same boat”, Vossheider Str. 232, Goch (Marianne van den Bosch Haus) by André Trafic Silva André Trafic Silva from Lisbon was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival this year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch eV

The pandemic makes one painfully aware of how true these words are! Works on brick are one of my favorites!
A beautiful place where mother and child can really relax! The mothers feel really relaxed and the kids have fun. Everyone was very happy about André's visit and asked when he was coming back !!

What is interesting about André is that he is also a sculptor, a process that is very time-consuming in contrast to graffiti! So he creates an art balance!</pre><div><br></div><pre>So André:
Each work is inspired by the dynamics of human existence on this planet, either between people or in relation to the space that surrounds them.
Amid his self-exploration and constant experimentation, we often find connections between industry and nature that nurture dialogues of harmony in a seemingly chaotic world.</pre><div><br></div>

We are all in the same boat

Autark (GER)

<pre>"The protecting eye", Crew Spot Knappheide Unterführung A57, Goch / Weeze by @_autark from Berlin was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival this year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.
Thank you Alexander for your great contribution!
I'm already looking forward to the first snow in Berlin, then it will definitely start again with his Snow Art works of art!</pre><div><br></div>

The protecting Eye

c.nes (GER)

<div>"Mainzelsprüher" by C.NES, Marienwasserstraße 162, Goch (garage door) as part of the campaign "Goch history meets Streetart" #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch eV..</div>

Mainzelsprüher

Frank Brenner (GER)

R.F. Art (GER)

<pre>Goch history meets StreetArt 2.0
"The advertising pillar is dead!" so many advertising professionals were unkind years ago! It is true that the out-of-home advertising segment is becoming less popular with the general public, but this should mean tearing down the pillars, as is currently happening in many German cities.</pre><div><br></div><pre>We say no, after all, it is a German peculiarity and invention that you do not even find in many other countries!
But what do you do with it! In the cozy little Goch, the future of the advertising column is shown as a surface for art. Lifass pillars are at prominent points and often serve as a meeting point. Here we have a particularly beautiful one!
Frank Brenner and R. F. Art from Düssedorf proudly presents ARTITÜDE</pre><div><br></div>

Advertising Pillar

olgarobotart (GER)

<div>&nbsp;"Bird of Spray" Weseler Str. 11, Goch (under the bridge) by @olgarobotart from Düsseldorf were created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival&nbsp;</div>

Bird of Spray

<pre>"Tribute to the kids" Crew Spot Knappheide Unterführung A57 by Mr. Oreo 39 @ mister_oreo39_ as part of the Goch history meets street art festival #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.

A nice idea to use Benjamin's children as a motive and a special thank you for the good preparation and implementation of the festival!

We naturally wonder why only the boy has a halo and the girl doesn't?

The location is well chosen because this is the border to Weeze and so this is also a festival for Weeze !! This also applies to Neans work!</pre><div><br></div>

Tribute to the kids

Nean

<pre>"Prism" from Nean from Belgium at the Goch history meets streetart festival.

He recorded the 1st spot on Gocherstr. 195 is the first house on the left on the L77 coming from the A57.
The length and width are just under 30 x 4 meters. The picture speaks its own language and leaves a lot of space for your own interpretation. It is a view in a possible future, with could be a ecological disaster,we have it in our own hands to decide what happens...</pre><div><br></div>

Prism

Wasted Talents Crew (GER)

OLDHAUS

forrest1330 (GER)

pqusart

SADAM

Viktor

<div>Goch history meets Street Art festival 2020 organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.<br>A historical scavenger hunt to understand the historical background<br>The Wasted Talents Crew from Düsseldorf made a nice self-portrait.</div>

Riding the dragon

Sébastien Theys (B)

<div>"Impulse" Peerensträßchen,, Goch by Sébastien Theys @sebastientheys from Brussels were created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival<br><br>After many paste-ups were created in this alley in 2020, some of which were demolished, they tried to bring in a little peace with large-scale murals, this has succeeded!<br><br>The large black lines demarcate the colors and thus create a perfect balance, borrowed are from the world of comics, which are something like a basis for a Belgian!<br><br>You can see the energy that has transformed the entire city into a colorful landscape!</div>

Impulse

Nana Nifunifa (GER)

<pre>" The friendly monster ", An der Rampe, Goch by Nana Nifunifa from Düsseldorf was created as part of this year's" Goch history meets street art festival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch eV as part of a historical scavenger hunt.

You just have to love your fantasy creatures, they remind you a little of childhood and Sesame Street. 
The artist is also politically active, she campaigns against rights or against food waste.

There is something hypnotic about the monster's eyes, you just have to stand in front of them for a while and then you are in a good mood!</pre><div><br></div>

The friendly Moster

Ardif

<div>"Mechanical Lion" Herzogenstr. 36, Goch by Ardif @ardifstreetart from Paris were created in the wake of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival in April 2022 organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival<br><br>Nice action, the Gocher could apply for it, and the demand was quite large!<br><br>His name is Ardif and he is a French street artist who works mainly in Paris and is recognizable thanks to the style of his works. Once you have discovered his art, you will be able to recognize it everywhere, if among a thousand murals there were also one of his murals, it would still be impossible to be wrong.&nbsp;<br><br>Ardif's favorite theme is animals, which he can depict hyper-realistically by capturing all the details of insects, lions, sharks, and so on. But that's not all.&nbsp;<br><br>The street artist copies reality, since it is only half of the figure, while for the other half his drawing becomes more and more mechanical, as if revealing a hypothetical scaffolding of bricks and gears hidden under the skin of his motifs.&nbsp;<br><br></div>

Mechanical Lion

SWALT (CHE)

<pre>S.W.A.L.T. from Geneva as part of the “Goch history meets StreetArt” festival. organized by Benjamin Taag.
<br>The framework of the festival is a historical scavenger hunt by the Heimatverein Goch e.V.
<br>"A special mural for a very special lady, yeah yeah you know who you are!" so says the exceptional artist with English and Chilean roots.

If you do a little research, you will find the young lady, and you can say with conviction that the picture is by no means embellished, she is as pretty as on this work! By the way, she is the artist's wife!

It was the first work for this festival, it really whetted your appetite and provided the corresponding push on social media.
His very own style, which he has successfully made known to the public, mixes his graffiti flops and tags with different shades of gray. </pre><div><br></div><pre>A first image that results in an abstract graffiti vandal scene that reminds him of the good old days of his spray can debuts. He finishes his work with a black and white portrait that enhances the contrast and shape of the final image and leaves the transparency of his first day layers on all skin layers. A good reason to pay a visit to Geneva!</pre><div><br></div>

You know, who you are!

Benjamin Vannahme (GER)

<pre>"Gamoana breaks the wall" Weseler Str. / Goch by Benjamin Vannahme from Solingen was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival organized by Benjamin Taag

This great mix of Gamora (known from Marvel) and Moana (from the Disney film Vaiana) tries to save the environment so that the leaves don't all fall and the trees disappear, but it breaks through the walls in our heads so that we can notice that it's five to twelve.

Benjamin's family was also personally affected by the flood disaster in Solingen and is very committed to other people!</pre><div><br></div>

Gamoana breaks the wall

adultremix (GER)

<div>&nbsp;"Love &amp; Hate", An der Rampe/Goch by adultremix from Cologne was created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival . Keith Haring as Linus is just the blast! I wonder if the woman should portray his partner @sweetnini? It's also nice that both a stencil and a paste-up have been used!<br>Quote adultremix :"For me, a work of art is only good if it arises from a necessity. A need. It can be a political need or a personal need, or ideally both. My art should be confrontation. It is meant to scare you, scare you and make you think. For me, the task of an artist is also that of a troublemaker. I want to deal with situations, illuminate them and leave traces."&nbsp;</div>

Love and Hate 2

Karl Heinz Swaggert

ichbinartig (GER)

<div>Fly and The Big Klebowski" Hall 2 Ketteler.Str/Goch Collab by "Kalle" Karl Heinz Swaggert from Monheim and I am kindly @ichbinartig from Meerbusch created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival<br>You just have to love!</div>

Fly and The Big Klebowski

DWC Crew (GER)

<div>&nbsp;</div><div>"Der wahnsinnige Puppenspieler" Schützenstr./Goch von der DWC Originalz Crew (@parleone_dwc, @roms_dwc_non, @yartone_dwc_crew, @dwc_insta, @roms_dwc_non, @prove_non, @zeega) aus Witten entstanden im Rahmen des Goch history meets Streetart Festivals letztes Jahr organisiert durch <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/527507177807497/user/100001135846541/?__cft__[0]=AZVanJjOBi8LF2zUcbEutF3hSEqE7Xx-UBfh3U31JyicnTHk4sUswsMAnMquWlKyL-otWAu5MuWB8xgavTSFzyGsC2fPJbqkt_xMXmQU0tYTXgaEtmK4NAD_3-BPyGEa7RofWeXFZqGtHVgT9qcG_o9I&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Benjamin Taag</a> und dem Heimatverein Goch e.V. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/ghmsfestival?__eep__=6&amp;__gid__=527507177807497&amp;__cft__[0]=AZVanJjOBi8LF2zUcbEutF3hSEqE7Xx-UBfh3U31JyicnTHk4sUswsMAnMquWlKyL-otWAu5MuWB8xgavTSFzyGsC2fPJbqkt_xMXmQU0tYTXgaEtmK4NAD_3-BPyGEa7RofWeXFZqGtHVgT9qcG_o9I&amp;__tn__=*NK-R">#ghmsfestival</a></div><div>Die Viller Mühler in Goch-Homersum ist einen Besuch wert, denn dort könnt in die Vergangenheit eintauchen und findet wahre Kuriositäten aus alter Zeit, alte Läden, ein kleiner Jahrmarkt und vieles mehr. Vielleicht wollt ihr Euch beim Zylinderkopfwerfen messen oder dem Puppenspiel von Heinz Bömler <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/527507177807497/user/100002349655704/?__cft__[0]=AZVanJjOBi8LF2zUcbEutF3hSEqE7Xx-UBfh3U31JyicnTHk4sUswsMAnMquWlKyL-otWAu5MuWB8xgavTSFzyGsC2fPJbqkt_xMXmQU0tYTXgaEtmK4NAD_3-BPyGEa7RofWeXFZqGtHVgT9qcG_o9I&amp;__tn__=-]K-R">Heinz Bömler</a> zusehen Oder vielleicht wollt ihr die längste Luftballonstartrampe der Welt ausprobieren...&nbsp;</div>

The Mad Puppeteer

HokerOne

<pre>"Compare", Herzogenstr. 31, Goch by Hoker One Hoker Artwork aka Steffen Mumm from Mönchengladbach as part of the “Goch history meets StreetArt” festival organized by Benjamin Taag.</pre><div><br></div><pre>Around their heads it says "Don’t compare yourself to others, they aren’t you !."
I've waited a long time for this, the heads are really my favorites!
Any resemblance to living people is purely coincidental!</pre><div><br></div><pre>If you recognize yourself here, please contact us!
Advertising and social media lead us to believe that we have to be like our role models (e.g. thin, sporty and wear the clothes of the influencers)</pre><div><br></div><pre>But each of us is an individual, and that is a good thing!
So find your own style like Hoker One, which is very unique with its art!
They are now also available as socks, because Christmas is coming soon!
Hoker One is always in the creative balancing act between calligraphy and typography. Where the clearness of the writing ends, the abstract and the illustration can begin and grow.</pre><div><br></div>

Compare

stickermaidberlin (GER)

<div>"Stinky Hole" Kastellstr. /Goch (opposite the museum) by stickermaid @stickermaid from Berlin were created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival<br>We don't know what stinks in the hole, but we don't want to know either!<br>It's just nice when a little Berlin street art flair is revealed here in Goch!</div>

Stinky Hole

Thomas Baumgärtel aka BANANENSPRAYER

<pre>"Banana with hat" by Thomas Baumgärtel as part of the Goch history meets street art festival in Goch
A great homage to Joseph Beuys and his life's work!</pre><div><br></div>

Banana with hat

Lacuna

<div>Goch history meets streerart festival 2020 organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.<br>Lacuna is a street artist who remains anonymous. His work focuses on injustice, exploitation, exclusion and other socially critical issues. He depicts them primarily with figurative stencils, poetry, slogans, and street interventions.<br><br></div><div>In his childhood, Lacuna came across the book The Yellow Star by Gerhard Schönberner about the prosecution of Jews in Europe between 1933 and 1945. This book had an enormous impact on him and subsequently influenced his work. He became politically active in the anarchist and anti-fascist movement. During this time, he read a how-to-do article about graffiti writing in a political magazine. Lacuna had already been painting political slogans on walls, but this article planted the roots for his further activities. After several trail draft pieces on paper, he sprayed his first graffiti on a wall at the end of 1994.<br><br></div><div>The limitation of spraying nothing but his own name restricted Lacuna. He found himself unable to express his feelings and thoughts in the way he was aiming for. Many people cannot read or understand graffiti lettering. He therefore started to draw figures with pencil on paper in order to convey a wider range of issues that included solutions as well as reflections of society in addition to an emotional context besides anger or dismay at the state of the human world. The early works of Blek le Rat and Banksy encouraged him to include people in his graffiti. In 2002, he cut out his first stencil and sprayed it on a wall.<br><br></div><div>Stencilling makes precision possible. Lacuna prepares the work at his own leisure in the studio before transferring it to a wall. Through stencils, he passes his criticism on society and current political affairs in a direct, subtle, and humorous way. He highlights alternatives and includes his own perspectives. Many of his paintings are done in black and white to concentrate on the message and the meaning. Furthermore, Lacuna has delved into and explored the period from 1914 to 1945, with an emphasis on the activists, authors, thinkers, and anti-totalitarian movements of that era. They are often a subject in his work with stencils. He aims to summon them back into public consciousness.<br><br></div>

Emil – All Cats Are Beautiful

Jascha Schwarz (GER)

Gosp_ds (GER)

liquidreus (GER)

<pre>"Fear", An der Rampe, Goch by @liquidxreus aka Jascha Schwarz and @gosp_ds from Leipzig were created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.

The fears that move us are omnipresent and lead to a kind of inner conflict that paralyzes us in our activities!

These forms are combined with figurative motifs that are currently moving within an examination of the anatomy of the human body. </pre><div><br></div><pre>His work has opened up a way for him to deal with his emotions in a very personal way.
In this way he can give them a constructive way out, name them and reflect on them.</pre><div><br></div>

Fear

Benjamin  Vannahme (GER)

<div>A tribute to Hunter S. Thompsen, a famous american journalist an author, who worked for the magazine "The Rolling Stone" from Benjamin Vannahme from Solingen made for the Goch history meets Street Art festival 2020 organized by Benjamin Taag</div>

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

<div>Goch history meets Street Art festival 2020 organized by Benjamin Taag&nbsp;</div>

All colours are beautiful

rummel_ronny (GER)

smrt_highfive (GER)

<pre>Smart" Crew Spot Knappheide (bridge A57), Goch/Weeze from @smrt_highfive and @rummel_ronny from Düsseldorf,. created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.
Kinda reminds me of a modern version of the Riddler!</pre><div><br></div>

Smart

3.amomo (GER))

cyos_one (GER)

grafffshit (GER)

Semor the Mad One

<div>"Toucan Resort" Jahnstr. 6, Goch (Sporthotel De Poort) by @3.amomo, @cyos_one @semorthemadone, @grafffshit from Cologne were created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival .<br>The participating artists were accommodated here during the festival and obviously they were very happy with the service, because they thanked them in a due way with this work!<br><br>The pieces are really mega and set new standards here, others have to measure themselves against it!<br>Toucans are powerful totems<br>The toucan stands for effective communication and personal intuition. Due to the colorful beak of the bird, it symbolizes that people can see you and not just hear you. And of course these artists want to be noticed<br>This bird can help you believe in yourself that you have the ability to influence others with the sound of your voice.&nbsp;</div>

Toucan Resort

Bilmo de Bachata (GER)

<pre>"Powers of Love" An der Rampe/Goch by Bilmo de Bachata @bilmodebachata was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the local Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival

Never has a message been so timely. A large army is ready to invade a neighboring country, hopefully that country's leader will think better of it. Both countries share many aspects of their culture.
The world needs more love!!

My neighbor is Russian and his wife is from the Ukraine and they have been happily married for a long time and are therefore a role model!

But there can be no war without weapons! The German armaments industry exported war weapons worth around 4.5 billion euros in the last election period. Around a quarter of that, at 1.081 billion euros, went to Egypt, which has been criticized for human rights violations and its involvement in the conflicts in Yemen and Libya. </pre><div><br></div><pre>Can politicians actually still sleep soundly with this knowledge?</pre><div><br></div>

Powers of Love

jiveone79 (GER)

<pre>"My first love was graffiti" Kettelerstr./Goch in the industrial area of ​​jiveone79 jiveone79 was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the local Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival</pre><div><br></div><pre>Everywhere in the Ruhr area I am always happy when I meet his love messages!</pre><div><br></div><pre>Happy Valentine's Day!</pre><div><br></div><pre>By the way, the two guard dogs on the site really just want to play!</pre><div><br></div>

My first love was graffiti

remeoone (GER)

<pre>"Vandalgirl" Kettelerstr./Goch in the industrial area (at the very end in Wendehammer) by @remeoone from Dortmund was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the local Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival</pre><div><br></div><pre>The eyes remind me of the cult model Gina Bliss, who also works for the street art fashion brand "Vandal Girls". The clothes are really hip!</pre><div><br></div><pre>What Ryan Ghostyard (who comes from the scene himself) and P-Raw have created in recent years is remarkable! Very nice that they like to book real women (curvy models) as models, and not such hunger hooks.!
Alternative interpretation: In the Corona period we meet people with masks, so the eyes are the most important aspect we can fall in love with..</pre><div><br></div><pre>Of course, it could also be a colleague who wants to remain anonymous during their nightly activities, who knows..</pre><div><br></div>

Vandalgirl

brain_paint_circle (GER)

<div>The Hoopoe is landed", Goch by brain_paint_circle aka "Cany the Kzard" and "Rogge das Fell" Brain Paint Circle - "dirty pictures" from Berlin were created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival<br><br>For 10 years, the two have been working together and creating dream worlds inspired by comics and fantasy since their earliest youth.<br><br>They really merge worlds that you can't even imagine.&nbsp;<br>They got along so well with the neighborhood that another work was created nearby... who searches he finds!</div>

The Hoopoe is landed

TUBUKU

<pre>"Ballantropolis", Dammstr. Goch by Alex Tubuku and Jarek Tubuku was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival this year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.
Which buildings do you recognize in Goch?</pre><div><br></div>

Ballantropolis

Da Wrong Hole (GER)

<pre>Mad scientist ", Crew Spot Knappheide Unterführung A57, Goch from @da_wrong_hole and @_autark from Berlin were created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival this year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.
We are all looking forward to the next festival!</pre><div><br></div>

Mad scientest

<div>Goch history meets streetart prequel 2020 organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.</div>

Goch the coloured city

Sascha Düffels (GER)

<pre>loneliness
When she left the pale, suffocated school building under the babbling waves in the trembling flow of the crowd, she saw the waiting vehicle from afar. She walked steadily and unyieldingly in mechanical foot change with a mask of blank expression towards the car. Opening the door and sliding into the seat, her mother glared at her with suspicion. After all, she knew that in the girl's massive rucksack, somewhere in the tangle of leaves, there was a little booklet written in blue ink and decorated with red paint in the addendum.

"And?" whispered the mother in a tinny voice. "Not good," the girl whispered, stretching out all the fingers on one hand without looking up into her mother's eyes seething with anger. "What will become of you?" the mother asked her emphatically. As if this were a moment that decided between life and death. The girl said nothing, her eyes filling with moisture. "I beg you! Please don't cry around now!” the mother yelled indignantly as she left the driveway with squeaking tires. "You can hardly show up for piano lessons so weepy, and it's your own fault after all! God knows how hard I try for you! Pay your grant, get you from here to there and you? You don't seem to do anything!” She cast cold looks of disregard at the little wretch crouched beside her, head bowed and eyes narrowed. "I don't think you know how good you have it! My parents wouldn't have financed it for me, Fraulein! I hope the next grade will be better, otherwise you can forget about your studies. And then you have to see what becomes of you...!"

The girl froze under the familiar speech. Wanted to get better, get much, much better so her mother could finally love her. So that her father would finally be proud of her. So that she could finally lead a happy life.

The gray and white of the street seemed ruthless to the girl. Wagoned from one place to another, head full of complex formulas, elegant words, rigid evaluations of performance, and with a lonely, self-freezing cold in its heart, it marveled at the constant torment and darkness of life.
Because where instead of love for knowledge, for life and for people one sows only achievement and instead of tenderness only compulsion, there can no longer be great spirits and geniuses, but only uniform emptiness and loneliness.</pre><div><br></div>

Loneliness

Herakut (GER)

<pre>"Everything big starts with a small one" Tönnessenstraße 5, Goch as part of the "Goch history meets StreetArt" festival by Hera from Berlin by Herakut aka Jasmin Siddiqui.</pre><div><br></div><pre>This work is a real eye-catcher, which was supposed to be created elsewhere, namely at the museum, but I think this place was perfectly chosen because more visitors notice it!

The festival also started small, has really become a hip event in the scene this year!
The template for the face comes from a photo that Jasmin took of a little 3-year-old Gocher girl that was a bit cheeky. The eyes are awesome!

The building blocks stand for creativity, if we help our children to develop it, then they will find new ways and they will become open-minded people who are aware of their environment!

But I also discover the city skyline if you look closely! z. B. the stone gate
She said that she was not in Goch for the last time, I interpret that as she liked it here!
But also see it as a warning that if we don't take care of our children, then we get a society of egomaniac with mental defects!</pre><div><br></div>

Everything big starts with a small one

Emes One (GER)

<div>"Piece of Glory" Kettelerstrstr/Goch from Emes One from Dortmund was created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival</div>

Piece of Glory

Metraeda

Why PINK?

Denis Klatt

<div>"The Messenger" Mühlenstr. 68, Goch #ghmsfestival by Denis Klatt from Dortmund Denis Hifi Klatt were created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.<br><br>We try to teach our children ethics and humanity, but our messages are sometimes lost!<br><br>Which has a lot to do with the fact that the values have changed extremely in recent years and not exactly for the better.<br><br>The work is also a tribute to the Lower Rhine with its vast landscape and the people who are deeply rooted in your homeland.&nbsp;<br><br>Denis is best known for my surrealist murals, which the viewer usually has to decipher first. Realistic light and shadow setting are my technical hobbyhorse. Often surrealist motifs are paired with current or local themes.</div>

The Messenger

celtic_ginko (GER)

<div>"Raccoons are also just bears" Kettelerstr./Goch by celtic_ginko @celtic_ginko from Wuppertal were created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival<br>The raccoon is already something of a trademark for him</div>

Raccoons are also just Bears

<div>"Art is Love" Königstr, 6 (Royal Family), Goch was created by Marco Paul Bertino from Goch<br>Soon there will create something new at this point, too bad, I really like it! A lot of selfies are taken here...<br><br>The royal family is used by the Museum Goch for all kinds of events related to art such as workshops and courses for every age group.&nbsp; The ever new art courses invite you to a creative experience with a wide variety of materials. Children's birthdays can also be celebrated in the royal family under artistic direction.&nbsp;<br>The exterior design of the royal family is also a topical issue, I am sure that a few capable artists can be found here! &nbsp;<br><br>The work is part of a small action in and around Goch. with the motto "Street Art is Transient" #streetartistvergänglich #Goch This action includes a lot of cabaret in the form of stones, paste up's, stickers and graffiti.<br><br></div>

Art is Love

RAL 9000

appreciaten

<pre>Gocher city history meets urban &amp; street art.
Historical scavenger hunt for young and old, across the city of Goch.
<br>“Legends of Soul”, Weseler Str, Goch from RAL 9000 aka Pascal Wiese and appreciaten from Düsseldorf as part of the “Goch history meets StreetArt” festival.</pre><div><br></div><pre>On the left we see the "Queen of Soul" Aretha Franklin, who unfortunately left us in 2018, with her biggest hit "Respect", which originally came from Otis Redding in 1965, and the wife's respect for her hardworking people Husband themed, then was completely turned around by Aretha in 1967 and thus became a hymn of the feminist women's movement and the Afro-American freedom movement. She sings from the point of view of a strong and self-confident woman who does not put up with everything! It became her biggest hit!

On the right you can see the “Godfather of Soul” James Brown, who left us in 2006 with his song “I feel good”, in which he describes that he is floating on clouds because he has found his true love.
Sing along once</pre><div>Whoa! I feel good, I knew that I would, now</div><div>I feel good, I knew that I would, now</div><div>So good, so good, I got you</div><div>Whoa! I feel nice, like sugar and spice</div><div>I feel nice, like sugar and spice</div><div>So nice, so nice, I got you</div><div>When I hold you in my arms</div><div>I know that I can't do no wrong</div><div>And when I hold you in my arms</div><div>My love won't do you no harm</div><div>And I feel nice, like sugar and spice</div><div>I feel nice, like sugar and spice</div><div>So nice, so nice, I got you</div><div>When I hold you in my arms</div><div>I know that I can't do no wrong</div><div>And when I hold you in my arms</div><div>My love can't do me no harm</div><div>And I feel nice, like sugar and spice</div><div>I feel nice, like sugar and spice</div><div>So nice, so nice, 'cause I got you</div><div>Whoa! And I feel good, I knew that I would, now</div><div>I feel good, I knew that I would</div><div>So good, so good, 'cause I got you</div><div>So good, so good, 'cause I got you</div><div>So good, so good, 'cause I got you</div><div>Hey</div><div>Oh-whoo<br><br><br></div><pre>RAL 9000 actually trained as a vehicle painter, but since the company did not take him over for economic reasons, he decided to choose graffiti as his profession, and that's a good thing! </pre><div><br></div><pre>Most of all, customers love his old people's faces<br></pre>

Legends of Soul

<pre>"Even great artists started out small!" Niersbrücke, Goch by sweetsnini from Cologne was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival this year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.

Her cuddly stick men conjure up a smile on the face of the viewer. And then there are also a lot of tiles with sayings and puns that turn a smile into a laugh!

Nina came across the tiles by chance, just as she did with the key fobs. They were lying around in her basement and were the ideal find, because for Nina the artistic act has to be designed in a practical way and can be carried out quickly so that she can let off steam when she feels like it. </pre><div><br></div><pre>This is how her works come about: “Everything I draw and write comes about when the idea is there. If a thought occurs to me, I have to put it into practice immediately. "</pre><div><br></div>

Even great artists started out small! 

Heimweh Crew (GER)

<div>"Rache ist süß", Gartenstr. 17, Goch (Netto-Parplatz von Heimweh Crew from Düsseldorf were created as part of the Goch history meets Streetart Festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival</div>

Revenge is Sweet

<pre>"Leni Valk" Susmühle, Goch from Lacuna as part of the Goch history meets StreetArt Festival</pre><div><br></div><pre>Everyone knows the fate of Anne Frank, most of us from school. But every place in Germany has such a tragic story! Goch has Magdalena (called Leni) Valk (9/28/1933-21.5.1943) She is missing in the picture on Susbrücke 2, you can only see her silhouette. In the photo we see Leni's parents and their uncle Otto and aunt Sophie. The location was chosen because her parents met here in the park.</pre><div><br></div><pre>Leni lived with her parents Walter and Erna Valk on Brückenstrasse. Her father had owned the specialty shop for men's and boys' clothing on the market square since 1930. 
In 1938 Leni wanted to go to kindergarten, where she could be one child among other children. But a girl from Gocher did not want her children to play with Jewish children. Leni had to play alone, so she spent a lot of time in the park. According to Jewish tradition, school time began at the age of five. The Jewish school no longer existed because of a lack of children.

Leni and her mother experienced the pogrom night on November 9, 1938. They saw the flames of the burning synagogue. Leni cried when men from the SA and SS rushed into his parents' apartment. They searched the apartment. 
They even turned Leni's dolls pram upside down.On November 10th, Leni's father was arrested and taken to Gocher, later to Klever prison. Four days later he was transported to the concentration camp in Dachau, from which he was released months later.

Life for Leni became more and more difficult. On November 15, the Nazi regime announced that Jewish children were no longer allowed to attend public schools. Leni's mother therefore made the decision in December to send Leni to her uncle in Holland. A friend brought Leni to Boxmeer across the Dutch border. There he bought a ticket to Leeuwarden, gave it to her and hung a sign around Leni's neck that read: “Please help the child. Destination: Leeuwarden. ”After a long train ride, Leni arrived at her uncle's.</pre><div><br></div><pre>Leni did not find out that her parents were deported on December 10, 1941. Her parents were taken by train to the Riga camp, where the three and a half years of suffering began. Leni still lived in Leeuwarden in 1942 under the protection of her uncle and aunt. But as in Germany, all Jews in the Netherlands had to wear Jewish stars. On May 15, 1943, Leni and her relatives had to go to the Westerbroek camp in the Netherlands, from where they were taken to the Sobibor camp in Poland. She was innocently murdered with thousands of others in this extermination camp. I.</pre><div><br></div><pre>After their return from the concentration camps, your parents learned of the death of their daughter Leni, who was believed to be safe. (Source Heimatverein and Leni-Valk-Realschule)</pre><div>You can find the running map under https://www.heimatverein-goch.de</div>

Leni Valk

papelapap (GER)

<pre>Chill Out Time" on Kettelerstr./Goch in the industrial area of ​​@papelapab from Cologne was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival

The fact of the matter is that graffiti has a lot more character in an industrial area than in a purely residential area!

The hand is often his motif, here he is the hand that really relaxes. For once, you learn a lot about the artist in this work! He likes to watch football, his dog never leaves his side, he's probably Catholic because of the cross. The view from the window shows a factory or rather a power plant</pre><div><br></div>

Chill Out Time

Mister Woodland (GER)

<pre>"CARE", Neustr. 20, Goch from Mister Woodland aka Daniel Westermeier from Erding as part of the “Goch history meets StreetArt” festival organized by Benjamin Taag.
<br>The framework of the festival is a historical scavenger hunt by the Heimatverein Goch e.V.</pre><div><br></div><pre>Who remembers the striking advertising slogans from Woolworth from the past?
Woolworth - Look at it! Or Woolworth - a way that is worth it!

This currently refers to the work of Mr. Woodland on the roof of the house!
The little girl is taking care of a potted plant and her mother is taking care of her.
It is important that we give our children something to take care of, this is the only way they can learn something from responsibility!

Don't we all have something or someone to take care of? Yes, but in the times of Corona it all came off a bit short. Talked to an old lady yesterday who has not been visited by her children for a year, the children live right around the corner.
So, have a look around, so many people need a little attention so that they don't get lonely, sometimes a phone call is enough to cheer someone up!

Never before have so many people in Germany been treated for depression, but we can all do something about it!</pre><div><br></div>

Care

<pre>1990 was the year in which Sascha Düffels, who was born Kevelaer, for the first time came into contact with the subculture of "Hip Hop" and came to the conviction that the reception of the music was not sufficient for him, but that he found himself through the art of graffiti connected to music, wanted to express. The expression conveyed by each artist and the statement made to the world inspired him. The descriptions linked with music were his favorite books of the time and moved him to turn his own stories into pictures. So he created his first graffiti in 1993 and in 1998 painted so skillfully bypassing the law that his activities finally led him to a commissioned work for the state.
 
He continued to pursue his love of hip hop by trying to find like-minded people at various events and by spreading his art in various national and international locations.
 
Despite commercial success, he consistently remained true to the principle that graffiti is an underground culture and painted against the establishment. He understood the term “freelance artist” to be “freelance”, as he deliberately did not allow himself to be carried away by mainstream currents, renounced exhibitions and only aimed attention for his art with those people where he wanted them to be awakened.</pre><div>He often combineas poems with his street-art, there is always a story behind the masterpiece!&nbsp;<br><br>Images in the mind<br>Her eyes, immersed in the deepest darkness and the strongest emptiness, paint her fragile hands splendidly filigree summer birds on thin paper.<br><br>Each as delicate and delicate and light as if he were rising up into the sky at any moment to kiss the sun.<br><br>While her facial expressions remain blank and dull, her pen moves in thin strokes over the paper, which is thirsting for coloring.<br>It serves as the only interface between the outside and the deeply closed, blackened world of her little head.<br><br>Your ego is so withdrawn that it can only catch a thin line of connection to the outside through the path of paper.<br>The shimmering butterflies, guided through your hands, appear as gentle reflections of the images in your head.<br><br>Encoded in bright colors and soft shapes, they bear the name of the caring father, the mother. Who always kissed her eyes in the night before going to sleep, of the happy brother she loved so much because of his 100 little jokes, the warm sister who shared her dolls and clothes with her, the countless friends of her happy childhood and all those who who died in the smoldering rain of fire from a bomb striving for peace.<br><br>The girl's body escaped the end as a panting shell, while her spirit died with the beloved. The only thing that remains of her are the memories of the lost, who now find their way into eternity as radiant butterflies.&nbsp;<br><br><br><br></div>

Images in the mind

Fuxundschalter (GER)

<pre>"Peter Paul Fuxens" Peerensträßchen, Goch from fuxundschalter from Düsseldorf Fuxundschalter was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.
The small alley on the pedestrian zone has become an absolute treat in the scene, and we can look forward to further developments.
The Fux has marked its territory in various places in the city, so it will be back !!</pre><div><br></div><pre>Personally, I think that the type of tape is a little underrepresented at this point !!</pre><div><br></div><pre>The Fux and its light switch are always on a great voyage of discovery - sometimes through the whole world: the Fux observes, analyzes and comments on its environment, sometimes it also presses its light switch, which is supposed to change unpopular areas into better, more interesting ones.</pre><div><br></div><pre>The workshops with children and young people in schools like here in the Liebfrauenschule are very praiseworthy! Thank you Sven for your commitment at this point!</pre><div><br></div>

Peter Paul Fuxens

Marshal Arts (GER)

<pre>"Kitsune and wonder birds in the tunnel" Dammstr./Goch by Metra Eda from Düsseldorf and Marshal Arts from Hamburg were created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the local association Goch e.V.

Nice colab! The perspective really pulls you in! You almost think you can hear the train coming!</pre><div><br></div>

Kitsune and wonder birds in the tunnel

Janosch Müller (GER)

<pre>"labyrinthos ingeniosos" + "Structural Playground", Hinterm Engel/Goch by Janosch Müller from Stuttgart was created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V. #ghmsfestival

Janosch, one of the youngest participants of the festival studies at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart and is a real surprise for me.
We'll see a lot of great things from him in the future!</pre><div><br></div><pre>The wall already had an existing structure that he reinforced with his 3D technique.
The playground in the immediate vicinity inspired him for the third picture, here you really have to get closer to discover hundreds of small details, brilliant!</pre><div><br></div>

Labyrinthos Ingeniosos 1

CokyOne

<pre>"Purple Panther" An der Rampe, Goch by CokyOne from Dac Crew aka Andi Ponto from Düsseldorf, now in Berlin as part of the Goch history meets street art festival this year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.
Cokyone likes to use animals in his works, this one I particularly like.</pre><div><br></div>

Purple Panther

foxs_lair76 (Ger)

slifoduif (GER)

7cesa7 (GER)

Mr.Pilz

frankdrebin_spezialeinheit (GER)

steven_macschwarzendiesel (GER)

damone_wrl_pmz (GER)

Lucky 7 Crew (GER)

<pre>"We are all mad here" Crew Spot Knappheide (A57 bridge), Goch / Weeze from the Lucky 7 crew from Duisburg (@ foxs_lair76 @slifoduif @ 7cesa7 @damone_wrl_pmz @ mr.pilzone @frankdrebin_spezialeinheit @steven_macschwarzendiese) l. created as part of the Goch history meets street art festival last year #ghmsfestival organized by Benjamin Taag and the Heimatverein Goch e.V.

I particularly like the red queen, Helena Bonham from Alice in Wonderland is very good! The many small details are worth a second and third look!</pre><div><span data-trix-cursor-target="left" data-trix-serialize="false">﻿</span><figure contenteditable="false" data-trix-attachment="{&quot;contentType&quot;:&quot;image&quot;,&quot;height&quot;:20,&quot;url&quot;:&quot;data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAABQAAAAUCAQAAAAngNWGAAABDUlEQVR4AYXRgUZDYRjH4TegFTKgpEqiFJgoWAoMEQGBgBboChaaAKxLKAhAhQqAdAmpBIQolkCFqp2nITvNKXuA7+/Hhzey5OWjE4Nq3rzY1f9/NGHPB549492+8Ww060iCS2XdctZdI3GsECmb+HJoIX6x6EgDm+lURTH+YB7V9nAqE5WNme4YKuOiY6iMe6PaQxUUIuTbswgFVNJwA8sO3Bn6yR6bWZMSNtJwDtuWfHpQxaPx9C9zadil7jrCigbq6UXceNIVKTWUIqypm2ytJdTiNyNeXclF6GttOVfeDEc7qzjR23r3OMFqZKng1kw0mXGLrfibHTScOZWgGv9TdC6ROFeMTgwYiIxvJzMRWQbeGZUAAAAASUVORK5CYII=&quot;,&quot;width&quot;:20}" data-trix-content-type="image" data-trix-id="859" class="attachment attachment--preview"><img src="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAABQAAAAUCAQAAAAngNWGAAABDUlEQVR4AYXRgUZDYRjH4TegFTKgpEqiFJgoWAoMEQGBgBboChaaAKxLKAhAhQqAdAmpBIQolkCFqp2nITvNKXuA7+/Hhzey5OWjE4Nq3rzY1f9/NGHPB549492+8Ww060iCS2XdctZdI3GsECmb+HJoIX6x6EgDm+lURTH+YB7V9nAqE5WNme4YKuOiY6iMe6PaQxUUIuTbswgFVNJwA8sO3Bn6yR6bWZMSNtJwDtuWfHpQxaPx9C9zadil7jrCigbq6UXceNIVKTWUIqypm2ytJdTiNyNeXclF6GttOVfeDEc7qzjR23r3OMFqZKng1kw0mXGLrfibHTScOZWgGv9TdC6ROFeMTgwYiIxvJzMRWQbeGZUAAAAASUVORK5CYII=" data-trix-mutable="true" width="20" height="20" data-trix-store-key="imageElement/859/data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAABQAAAAUCAQAAAAngNWGAAABDUlEQVR4AYXRgUZDYRjH4TegFTKgpEqiFJgoWAoMEQGBgBboChaaAKxLKAhAhQqAdAmpBIQolkCFqp2nITvNKXuA7+/Hhzey5OWjE4Nq3rzY1f9/NGHPB549492+8Ww060iCS2XdctZdI3GsECmb+HJoIX6x6EgDm+lURTH+YB7V9nAqE5WNme4YKuOiY6iMe6PaQxUUIuTbswgFVNJwA8sO3Bn6yR6bWZMSNtJwDtuWfHpQxaPx9C9zadil7jrCigbq6UXceNIVKTWUIqypm2ytJdTiNyNeXclF6GttOVfeDEc7qzjR23r3OMFqZKng1kw0mXGLrfibHTScOZWgGv9TdC6ROFeMTgwYiIxvJzMRWQbeGZUAAAAASUVORK5CYII=/20/20"><figcaption class="attachment__caption" data-trix-placeholder="Add a caption…"></figcaption></figure><span data-trix-cursor-target="right" data-trix-serialize="false">﻿</span></div><div><br></div><div><br></div>

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