Why is that woman so angry? We’re standing before D*Face’s “Turn Coat” mural. This striking piece of street art dominates this corner of Boulevard Vincent Auriol. This British artist, famous for his pop art and comic book style, outdid himself with this massive artwork. Created in 2018, the Turn Coat Mural is a burst of electric blue, a departure from D*Face’s typical multi-colored works. The woman’s vibrant red lips hint at her allure. But her furrowed brows and windblown hair reveal a tempestuous spirit. The title “Turn Coat,” adds another layer to this enigma. Did she betray someone? Or is she about to be betrayed herself? This mural, like a single frame from a graphic novel, leaves us pondering the story behind her smoldering gaze. Her anger is palpable, a silent scream against an unseen injustice. D*Face masterfully captures a fleeting emotion, making us question the stories hidden within our urban landscapes.
Église Notre-Dame de l’Air
Beneath what appears to be a simple stone and wood structure lies a history interwoven with faith aviation and community.