Street Textures

A month-long exploration of abstract street textures in Bangor, North Wales; focusing on pattern, erosion, and the unnoticed details of urban space.

Close-up of a metal vent with graffiti on the slats, next to a brick wall with geometric painted design.
Close-up of peeling paint on wooden surface with white, blue, and orange colors, revealing aged wood underneath.
Graffiti of a stick figure with a raised arm and a leg, painted in white on a red and white textured concrete wall.
Close-up of old wooden surface with peeling white and blue paint, revealing the weathered wood underneath.
Close-up of a yellow painted wooden surface with cracked and peeling paint, showing layers of paint and wood underneath, and a part of a black painted area.
A torn, partially peeled poster on a wall showing a woman and a young girl, with some bright, decorative elements, and a red sign in the background.
Close-up of a wooden surface with peeling paint or finish, revealing the raw wood underneath.
Close-up photograph of peeling white paint on a wall, revealing dark blue and black layers underneath.
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Close-up of a red wooden wall with peeling paint revealing old white paint underneath.
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