Sometimes I take the route via my old diploma-work that likely more students even these days work on - too expensive to bring the place alive as market hall again - the once free parking lot is now expensive (dunno how much for an hour, have no car no more, plus can walk) - students use the walls as mural- or more often nasty graffiti-background, seldom leaving a name as it´s illegal.
Any thoughts on this one?
Break the chains by meditation? With peace? For freedom?
What do you think?
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A bit strange the chains coming out of a head, but it was a good find Iris. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals. Not a fan of aspic.
Yes, at least well done, the mural. Thank you for hosting and... I only know two people who like aspic...
Never heard of aspic but it sounds gross.
That’s definitely not the definition of aspic in the cookbooks that I’m familiar with. For example the all-American standard book “The Joy of Cooking” has a variety of recipes that use savory ingredients in a jellied stock, but not necessarily meat.
YES!!!!
Yes, I´ve seen vegan ones even - but traditionally it is like that over here... This is from a German series that tours around the world, so you never know. It´s always but a sentence or two.
Ohhh I do not like aspic at all. Ickkk. LOL As for the mural. Not sure what it is supposed to represent. The chains I get, the finger on the nose or is it supposed to be the finger to the lips? Like telling some one to be quiet. As for the art I like it.
I have never had aspic...but I once made head cheese, which is literally boiling a pig's head until the meat falls off, then adding spices, onions, vinegar, etc, and chilling in a mold. It sets up quite like Jello, so I suppose it was an aspect. It is used sliced in a sandwich or whatever. I was the only one here that liked it!
Breaking chains = setting your mind free?
Here the "aspic" is called Brawn and most people feed it to their dogs, but I remember my dad buying it from the butcher to put in sandwiches. It's a perfectly good food, but I have never bought it nor eaten it. I think my sister did, but she lives liverwurst too, while I don't.
That's definitely an odd mural. I couldn't begin to interpret it!
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