"Once probably everything is going to nrut good" (the first thre letters of turn are mixed up - turned around) Király utca, opposite Sirály.
The place was lately used by the galery opposite ("Boulevard és Brezsnyev" for charity book fairs, and for performances at openings. Now it is empty - I really hope they wont open a bank here...
Interesting is the location and surface of the graffiti. It is on the level of the street evoking the perspective of the homeless, those who do not have power or influence about what is happening "above" them.
Besides, this is a reference to the very problematic view of: things gonna get better from themselfs, which is documented in a literary form in Imre Kertész: Fatelessness
The place was lately used by the galery opposite ("Boulevard és Brezsnyev" for charity book fairs, and for performances at openings. Now it is empty - I really hope they wont open a bank here...
Interesting is the location and surface of the graffiti. It is on the level of the street evoking the perspective of the homeless, those who do not have power or influence about what is happening "above" them.
Besides, this is a reference to the very problematic view of: things gonna get better from themselfs, which is documented in a literary form in Imre Kertész: Fatelessness
2 comments:
hello,
i read your post, but i don't really get the graffiti, even if i have a feeling that is something really good. what does nrut stands for, or is something in hungarian, that one non hungarian speaker couldn't understand?
it is the word turned - but the letters are mixed up
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