Trip report: Hamburg
Jun. 9th, 2013 11:58 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
izardWe spent last long weekend in Hamburg, and the biggest question for us was who is this guy:
His face is on flags, graffiti, and t-shirts, and he is not Che Guevara. Any idea?
Upd: Mystery solved, thanks to sassa_nf, it is a turkish communist.
Speaking about graffiti, unlike in Munich, it is all over in Hamburg.
I cannot imagine a school in Munich painted this way. (If the school is a Gymnasium, there won't be any paintings. If it is a Hauptschule, there may be a graphical painting in Socialist realism style)
And certainly nothing so surrealistic as this graffiti on a building next to a school in Hamburg.
Another thing that seemed interesting was how everything including parks evolve around ports.
Thanks a lot![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
vincentfischer for hospitality.
All pics are in a picasa album
His face is on flags, graffiti, and t-shirts, and he is not Che Guevara. Any idea?
Upd: Mystery solved, thanks to sassa_nf, it is a turkish communist.
Speaking about graffiti, unlike in Munich, it is all over in Hamburg.
I cannot imagine a school in Munich painted this way. (If the school is a Gymnasium, there won't be any paintings. If it is a Hauptschule, there may be a graphical painting in Socialist realism style)
And certainly nothing so surrealistic as this graffiti on a building next to a school in Hamburg.
Another thing that seemed interesting was how everything including parks evolve around ports.
Thanks a lot
vincentfischer for hospitality.All pics are in a picasa album
