Peter Berkeley found this composition intertwined into a chain-link fence on a construction site near Granville Island.
But what does it say?
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It looks like an Escher-type play on perspective.
These have been popping up all over the place. There was one on Granville street in front of the now-closed cinema, and another on Hastings across from victory square.
I think they’re fantastic. Definitely a cut above the average graffiti tag.
But what does it say? I read “COOLTEH” or “CIIIILTEH”, but I’m definitely not cool enough to know what this is about.
I found one on the north side of Alberni St, near Denman on the fence to the Whitespot. I’ll grab a shot of it next time I’m by it.