Street Art Along the Aurora Subdivision

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This is my first entry into the #streetart community. A fellow friend on Hive, ellenripley@ellenripley recommended I join this community after a Wednesday walk post I made a few weeks ago. I thought her idea was wonderful, and I’ve been checking out the community the past few days; finally, the urban explorer in me last weekend recalled a few places where I could locate and document some street art in my neck of the Earth. Here is my first photo adventure for this community that I finally got around to sharing on Hive.

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I'm not sure how to identify artists yet, but I'll research online this week (and if you have any ideas or suggestions, I'd appreciate it below!)

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All of this art was found beneath a viaduct that reached over a railroad track. Places like this are popular for artists to spray paint here, as I'm sure everywhere else in the world.

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My goal in the future for this community is to share as much art as possible in all of these hidden places in the world. This area isn’t Europe, but art is art, and there are plenty of hidden gems to be found here too.

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This particular set of images was taken at :

Latitude: 43.83997490980954
Longitude : -91.22606992721559

More to come and thanks so much for having me. Looking forward to this community, and getting involved with the weekly challenges soon too.