Four-D

Posted: December 9, 2014 in graffiti and street art, locations
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Four-D, a mural on Woodfield at Gerrard East in Little India
by artists Alexa Hatanaka and Patrick Thompson, October 2013
supported by the city of Toronto and Gerrard India Bazaar

 mural on the side of a one storey building showing 4 brightly coloured panels. Turquoise in the background. Each panel shows an archway between pillars. Each of the 4 has a brightly coloured pattern

part of a mural, one of four panels painted to look like a yellow and red arch. under the arch is a bright multicoloured pattern reminiscent of South Asian fabrics and embroidery

part of a mural, one of four panels painted to look like a yellow and red arch. under the arch is a bright multicoloured pattern reminiscent of South Asian fabrics and embroidery

part of a mural, one of four panels painted to look like a yellow and red arch. under the arch is a bright multicoloured pattern reminiscent of South Asian fabrics and embroidery

part of a mural, one of four panels painted to look like a yellow and red arch. under the arch is a bright multicoloured pattern reminiscent of South Asian fabrics and embroidery

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  1. Unknown's avatar back to Little India | as I walk Toronto says:
    February 23, 2022 at 6:55 pm

    […] I have blogged about this mural before – Four-D by Alexa Hatanaka and Patrick Thompson at Gerrard and Woodfield, […]

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