🎨 Streetart Montevideo #26 - "Hungry Man" 🍴🍢 - [URUGUAY]
Here we have the hungry man at some entrance side wall in front a house in the neighbourhood Palermo. The little food piece, maybe an apple or some meat, it has a crown, yes. But doesn´t look very happy. Maybe because it knows that it gets eaten soon.... With the series about Montevideo in Uruguay we are now at number #26. Chek out the previous posts, and as well the other city series.
Location: Palermo, Montevideo, Uruguay
Camera: Rollei Bullet 5S
Photographer: @vagabundler
More Photos from this series [🎨 STREETART - MONTEVIDEO - URUGUAY]:
- Streetart Montevideo #1 - "Hands playing puppet with rainbow heart"
- Streetart Montevideo #2 - "La Revolucion"
- Streetart Montevideo #3 - "Cheesy Skull"
- Streetart Montevideo #4 - "Jim Morrison Tribute"
- Streetart Montevideo #5 - "Frog and Eagle Crew"
- Streetart Montevideo #6 - "Face Parade"
- Streetart Montevideo #7 - "SR Crew GEKS"
- Streetart Montevideo #8 - "Snaily Molotower"
- Streetart Montevideo #9 - "Blue Mystery"
- Streetart Montevideo #10 - "Out of the Bushes"
- Streetart Montevideo #11 - "Blue Skull"
- Streetart Montevideo #12 - "Monkey Battle"
- Streetart Montevideo #13 - "Ostrich Door Guards"
- Streetart Montevideo #14 - "Double-Head Flower-Horse"
- Streetart Montevideo #15 - "The Whisperers"
- Streetart Montevideo #16 - "Bubble Face Edge"
- Streetart Montevideo #17 - "Red Light Beanie"
- Streetart Montevideo #18 - "Hungry Homer"
- Streetart Montevideo #19 - "Riot, Abrazos and Tu Libertad"
- Streetart Montevideo #20 - "Mouse Rider"
- Streetart Montevideo #21 - "Pink Cock"
- Streetart Montevideo #22 - "Big Band Fire"
- Streetart Montevideo #23 - "Funky Door Guard"
- Streetart Montevideo #24 - "Blue Dog"
- Streetart Montevideo #25 - "Welcoming Observers"
Nice, but imagein seen that in the dark 😲👹.lol 👍
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