[Australia] Melbourne Graffiti Street, an artistic alley

I have to say that it is an art capital. Strolling through the streets of Melbourne, watching it be filled with artistic streetscapes, walking around, I can't help but fall in love with the city. Melbourne, arguably the most popular travel city so far, is not one of them. The reason why it is so loved is that it is derived from the artistic atmosphere of its entire city. Having said that, there is an alley full of art and personality in Melbourne. I don't recommend it. This is Melbourne's famous Graffiti Street.

I don't recommend driving by car in downtown Melbourne. Because Melbourne's transportation is very developed, it is a tram that goes out and is free at many stations. So if you go to Graffiti Street, the most convenient way is to have a tram. Speaking of this Graffiti Street, it is an alley called "Hosier La", which is located opposite the Federation Square in Melbourne. However, the entrance to Graffiti Street is very inconspicuous. If you don't pay attention, you will miss such a good place.

Walking into the Graffiti Street, the first thing that catches the eye is the artistic painting of the wall. The various colors are intertwined and it is very shocking. In the shady alleys, visitors who come to visit are strolling among them. They are posing with various POSE photos, and some even bring several sets of costumes to shoot flat ads. The small graffiti street is a palace of art in the eyes of tourists. The colorful painting patterns are all over the wall. From afar, various colors and lines are not in the form, and the design sense is modern and full of personality. .

Gradually, there are more and more tourists on the Graffiti Street in Melbourne. People in twos and threes will walk together, or walk through the alleys, or take pictures by the wall, or stop to watch. Looking at their different looks, everyone's heart seems to be looking for the most handsome pattern they feel, and so is me. In the quiet, I am in the meantime, the pictures of different styles and different personalities are blended here, and my heart is full of sighs. Melbourne Graffiti Street is really a place where art and personality collide.

Bypassing a corner, I walked out of Graffiti Street. Perhaps it was through the alleys of art, and I was immersed in this art in the midst of it, and my heart was very pleasant. I just walked to the street and happened to meet a street artist. He walked to Graffiti Street with various paintings and looked at his distant figure. I was touched. Graffiti Street, art constantly, creation constantly.