Description
The graffiti is a collaborative work by Edwin Bormman and Monib Sadat. The portrait was originally a postcard motif. The rose blossoms were sprayed by Sero. They are symbolic of the Rose Gate, where the graffiti is located. There was a city gate and the historic city wall at this location in the Middle Ages. The peacock plays a central role in the history of Paderborn. According to legend, this animal flew ahead of the transport of the bones of the patron saint Liborius from Le Mans to Paderborn to lead the way.
Hunter
Cut Spencer
Sven Niemann is a PhD student at the Institute for German Studies and Comparative Literature at the University of Paderborn. His research interests are political graffiti, protest language and forms of minimal writing in public space. Since 2014 he has been leading public graffiti tours for the tourist information office in Paderborn. As a team member of the Secret City Fassadenfestival, he promotes the visibility of urban art in his adopted home of Paderborn.
Location
Created on July 12, 2024
Leostraße 35, 33098 Paderborn, Germany
Hunted by Cut Spencer.
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Location
Created on July 12, 2024
Leostraße 35, 33098 Paderborn, Germany
Hunted by Cut Spencer.