15 + 6 points
The Museum of Statistical Anomalies by Queen of Diamonds
January 10th, 2010 4:22 PM
In a very wealthy neighborhood, I am walking along, and look down a spacious alley...
Something on the wall on the right catches my attention. It's some kind of spray-painted graffiti! "In this kind of neighborhood?" I ask myself. So I walked into the alley between two unknown houses (huge, beautiful houses), for a closer look. This was spray-painted on the side of one of the houses.
It looks like a purple mushroom, with three spots. I have to wonder what inspired this work of street art in such a well-kept neighborhood. I may be in the middle of Houston, but in an affluent neighborhood like the one here, graffiti is a statistical anomaly.
I laugh to myself at the absurdity of it, take some pictures (while trying to not look suspicious), and walk back out again.
Something on the wall on the right catches my attention. It's some kind of spray-painted graffiti! "In this kind of neighborhood?" I ask myself. So I walked into the alley between two unknown houses (huge, beautiful houses), for a closer look. This was spray-painted on the side of one of the houses.
It looks like a purple mushroom, with three spots. I have to wonder what inspired this work of street art in such a well-kept neighborhood. I may be in the middle of Houston, but in an affluent neighborhood like the one here, graffiti is a statistical anomaly.
I laugh to myself at the absurdity of it, take some pictures (while trying to not look suspicious), and walk back out again.
