French Spirit In Murals Between District 13

Because of work, I only returned to Paris for half a year, where relatives live. Our neighborhood in District 13 - bordering District 5 and District 12 - suddenly bustled with visitors, with more guides. Not going to eat pho, banh xeo, rolls ..

. like a long time tradition, but go sightseeing .. mural paintings! The spirit of France in the murals between District 13, District 13 with me, actually carries many other marks.



only the traditional "Chinese market". In the past, there was the Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital, in which the Salpêtrière section was built in the seventeenth century to house women and children with infectious diseases or criminals. The Pitié part was built later and merged with Salpêtrière to become the largest hospital in Europe, where Princess Diana and many important politicians were given emergency care. and Phan Van Truong in the years 1919-1923, the meeting headquarters of the Ngu Long group (including Nguyen The Truyen and Nguyen An Ninh). Now there is the National Library of François Mitterand, Vietnamese Studies Department of the University of Paris 7 - Diderot, and the famous College of Oriental Studies, INALCO. There is an epic MK2 cinema system, with the new Simone de Beauvoir pedestrian bridge built in thirty-seven multi-colored bridges across the Seine. New, and opposite villa 6 Gobelins is a large-scale theater system of Gaumont firm, which is not only used for cinema but also shows well-properly-filmed plays More precious period, live-streaming of operas from all over the world! Blue Cats and France But murals in District 13 were an unexpected delight.



They make the visual space in the political atmosphere tinged with dark colors and suddenly cheerful and bustling. To implement the policy of radical change in the street's appearance, including massive murals; the district town hall has recruited street art artists at home and abroad to participate. According to statistics, there are more than a hundred paintings in the whole district, which means that there are new paintings a few days! The district website has great photos but I like to "do it myself", and try to wander within 500 meters of the house. Andes Mountain DollThe first is a picture of Le chat bleu (Blue Cat) next to the metro Nationale station. A beautiful cat is fine, but what fascinated me was that it was right next to Liberté égalité (Equal Freedom), author Franck Shepard Fairey, in a ... unequal position: Green cat in front, Equal freedom Equity with Marianne symbol and national flag in… in jam.



Elsewhere, including Vietnam, district cultural administrators will surely be scolded for being "disrespectful"! This West is very different: the physical position is not as important as the institutional position, in the human heart. In terms of art, I like Inti Castro's Poupée Andine, where he is still able to produce immense work with narrow, horizontal walls. David de la Mano's Profile (Skewed Side) caught the eye from a distance with two black and white colors connected by countless lines at first glance, but the approach would recognize the human figure. It's beautiful with its own meaning / imprint. The two Photographes of Jana and JS are also two beautiful pictures that the woman - to me suddenly - has an Asian face! The La parisienne (Girl of Paris) by Zag and Sia is special due to the painting on the stairs. Borondo's picture of Les trois âges (Three Generations) exudes the bitterness of having to be blindfolded, gagged, and patchy. The revolution will be trivialized by Tristan Eaton strong but a bit ..



. difficult to understand. The side Madre secular, close to the metro Chavaleret, I like the most due to the elegant position, the lines Soft, smooth color movement. Looking at the picture, if it is not explained, you will be confused between Our Lady or a Muslim woman. Perhaps that is why author Inti Castro must avoid misunderstanding immediately by naming the painting Secular Mother. Which is also true: Mother's religion, ethnicity, even any creature, Mother is synonymous with great and tender love ...



Julien Seth Malland's Bambin en short is close to my house. Not very beautiful except for the striking rainbow colors, but it gave me a meaningful frame when in front of the wasteland. That this land not only builds, draws more, but also ... destroys. The wasteland has a background picture of a boy wearing shorts which is a kindergarten. But not to destroy the incarnation of a building or a shopping center, but to rebuild "more dignified, bigger and more beautiful" for the old kindergarten itself.



Paris girl Three generations Revolution ... Secular motherThe boy in shorts Children were demolished for rebuilding Sad beauty That doesn't mean everything here is beautiful, lurking somewhere is still the hopeless, confused waves, but the spontaneous picture of someone on a small pole next to my house is representative. Every day I have the opportunity to pass by, I get caught up in the scene of two children huddling with sadness, but never dared to look for a long time the beauty of the brain: From two worried young faces, I realized a generation of uncertain the direction that France is struggling to face. Wear magnificent, playful, and mind-blowing pictures.

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