Scattered Order III

On By ResaIn Underpasses

Let’s start part 3 in the dark of the underpass, where Lula Lamaj painted this lovely piece.

Here she is at work.

The scratchy, tag effect is on purpose. It seems to be a trend that some artists will pre tag their art to give it a more time endured look.

The work below is an example of that. The artist really gave it a time tagged look.

The artist at work. This piece is in my top 5/6 faves.

Close ups slideshow.

The overall name of the project is ON the MOVE.

Some artists ran with the theme.

What’s a graffiti art wall without animation?

The artist below works on his piece above.

In the centre of the underpass there are stairs to the West Toronto Railpath and GO/UP express Station.

I see this neat pink leopard, as I approach.

Turn around to see the other side of the stairway! 2 artists here – 1~the face & 2~the swirls beyond going to the top of the stairs.

Another of my faves, I went a bit crazy taking pics. Put some in the slideshow above.

Below Curtia works on her painting of above face.

The art below says: GREETINGS from WEST TKARONTO

TKARONTO – is a Mohawk word meaning “the place in the water where the trees are standing” . It is believed to be where “Toronto” came from.

Pics taken by Resa – July 26, 2026

Toronto, Canada

The Artists in order of their art’s appearance:

Mesmo

7 thoughts on “Scattered Order III”

  4. Marvelous! Those are such beautiful murals, and how amazing it is to watch the artists at work. I can imagine how fast your heart must beat while photographing. Mohawk words are of origin!

    Thank you, my friend!

    By the way, there is a painting titled “On the Move,” with its Persian translation written beneath it; how interesting!!

    😊👍💖🙏

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  6. I think I most love that graffiti art wall with a little touch o’animation, Resa. And that’s saying a lot, because the pink leopard on the prowl is awesome as well.

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