This public gesture coming from the heart of Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (known as one of the poorest postal codes in Canada) celebrates optimism amidst the pervasive – and often exaggerated – negativity found within many of the messages we routinely encounter, offering hope for the future. (Martin Creed Work No. 851)
And my creed is “All shall be well” ~Â Julian of Norwich
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Great sign!
Thanks to the artist and it lights up at night.
I’m sure I’d make a double look if I ever saw that sign. And the fact that it’s in the poorest area of Vancouver, wow!
Thanks, P! 🙂
It gives the neighbourhood a pick me up every time we see it. When are you coming to town?
🙂 you can bribe me if there is Sun in your corner of our great nation … 🙂
It has been sunny lately, no winter, mountain, sea… is that good enough? 🙂
Sooooooo tempting, girl! LOL. I have to admit that that sounds good! I did hear a rumour that summer may stop by in a few months, but I won’t hold my breath. 🙂
You are smart not to listen to rumours… Mother Nature is just a tease. Then comes the rain.
Yeah, she can be real imp! 🙂
I need to have that sign plastered on the wall in my room…In neon that is!
How about glow in the dark? 🙂
A huge neon one!! ^.^
Way to celebrate optimism …. Great image, Perpetua!
Isn’t it, huh, when the world can sometimes be unwelcoming. Thank you, Amy.
Such positive reinforcement never hurts! 🙂
It better stay reinforced in that building! 😛
More buildings should have positives quotes written on them… sometimes it’s nice to have a little nudge in the right direction!
It’s starting to because the Mayor is into “friendly” Vancouver but a no “party-fun-zone” city. 🙂
Interesting approach…
Liked … positive … all will be …
Love, hugs and keep warm … ME
ME, just like you site, filled with positive reinforcement. Blessings.