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This Chicago mural, painted on the walls of a viaduct underneath the Metra tracks, honors the work of Chicago artist Ed Paschke, whose colorful paintings of people's faces drew world acclaim. The green lips attracted my attention initially, but on closer inspection I noticed the birds
The streaks of bird droppings on the mural seemed somehow appropriate!
Paschke strongly believed in the viewer’s ability to interpret his works of art for themselves. . “They either love it or hate it but rarely are they indifferent to it.”
Ed Paschke died suddenly in his sleep from heart failure in 2004 at the age of 65. The city honored him by naming a street after him. The Ed Paschke Memorial Way is the border between the Art Institute of Chicago and Millennium Park.
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