This is my contribution to the HANSEstreetart, part of the Hansa-festival in Herford. The location I was assigned in a small alley suited both my theme and size perfectly. Even though far less exposed than some, the painting session still attracted a fair share of onlookers. Those who approached discussed technique more than topic. It was a nice distraction talking about the work. And as for distractions, working within this framework – having lots of time and daylight – also opened for taking more pictures documenting the process. So with the experience of people wanting to discuss technique – and of cause since the imagery hopefully is talking loud and clear for it self when I comes to motivation and social agenda – I post a sequence of pictures from the creation. First of “my” lovely alley and the home of my equally lovely hosts…
argus 
Indeed very interesting to see how you did it!
I specially loved the aspect of the fading hope in the image, when daylight gets less. Wonderfull work, Argus. Thank You.
Gwendolin
very impressive work ( StreetART Herford – https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.393144274123165&type=1 )
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