Philadelphia's Magic Gardens is a huge area that is entirely covered with mosaics, both indoors and outdoors, on South Street. It is the work of Isaiah
Zagar, who has also designed other murals throughout the city.
It's amazing because every little corner is covered with tiles, mirrors, bicycle wheels, pottery, statues, etc.
It's very Philadelphia--I've never seen art like this in any other city.
I wouldn't say that the mosaics are beautiful, but they sure are interesting. They incorporate some religious imagery, a lot of international folk art, and a lot of broken things are normally thrown away.
I love all of the glass--it reminds me of Roxaboxen.
4 comments:
Funny, the gardens do not remind me of your mother's baking...
What?! You have to explain this more! I'm intrigued!
Reminds me a bit of Barcelona
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