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I'm creating a new series of art called 'Faces Toronto' based on random street photographs I take of people like this man in West Queen West

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'First Maple Leaves On Grass' celebrating the month of October by Stefanos Art📷🎨🍁

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Titled: 'Legacy', Elder of the Mohawk nation playing the sacred flute on the alter of St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Toronto.  Posted to mark today's 'The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation'Photograph, screen print and brush.

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Celestial street art at the Walmer Road Baptist Church in Toronto.

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Street art on the back of a delivery truck parked by a patio on West Queen West, Toronto.  It's not so hard for business to provide creative space for artists.

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Not all life's experiences bring a beautiful metamorphosis #life #AIArtwork #AIart #SURREALISM #mythology #greekmythology #love #HardKnocks #art #souls

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'Psyche Metamorphosis'  is my art work based on the Greek word 'psyche' that means soul, personality.  Classical Greeks believed like the butterfly, the soul must go through trying life events, a metamorphosis of the spirit before its ultimate beauty is realized🐛🦋

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My first foray into creating A.I. art. Titled 'Metamorphosis' #AI #AIArtwork #art #artist #SURREALISM #Toronto

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Structural metamorphosis.

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The native flute on West Queen West Art + Design District by Danny Beaton, elder, Turtle Clan, Mohawk of the Grand River enamored the spirits of many who walked by

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"Putinrina is tripping, blood is dripping," by artist 620, Bergen, Norway🎨

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Fio Silva's latest work in Torrellas, Spain🎨

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Angela Porter posing with the Henry Moore sculpture. 'Large Two Forms', 1966-1969. Bronze, Overall: 386 x 610 cm (151 15/16 x 240 3/16 in.) in Grange Park. Much of the fascination of Moore’s late works stems from the fact that they are abstract forms with bodily references – the pieces of 'Large Two Forms', for example, resemble giant pelvic bones👨‍🎨🍁🇬🇧

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Toronto mural by Fiya, Shalak and Smoky🎨

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Bertram Brooker, Symphonic Forms, 1947Oil on canvas mounted on Masonite, 68.7 x 91.2 cm, The Art Gallery of Hamilton

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Greek street artist iNO's work in Athens animated. In an interview with The New York Times iNo said “If you want to learn about a city, look at its walls.”🎨🎬🎼