Fellow Glasgow Residents Mural Street Art
Photorealist wall mural of park wildlife peering through painted holes in a car park gable.
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This guide stands you in front of Fellow Glasgow Residents, the wildlife mural above the Ingram Street car park in Glasgow's Merchant City, painted by the Australian-born artist Sam Bates, known as Smug. It looks at the park creatures he set into a scruffy gable wall and the illusion that brings them out of the brick. It also digs into the ground beneath them, a Victorian market quarter of fruit, flowers and cheese. Stand back across the car park so the whole wall fits in view.
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