An Australian paints portraits of girls on the walls of abandoned buildings

Portraits of girls are depicted on the walls of abandoned buildings by Australian artist Tyrone Wright. These are gentle, sensual and attractive images.

The Australian implements his hobby in abandoned factories and plants. Residential buildings that have turned into ruins over time. Uses black paints for this.

Tyrone Wright sees the essence of his work in the fleetingness of the moment. On the walls, which can collapse at any moment, female images appear. The portraits are filled with tenderness, naturalness and ease.

The Australian does not experience any difficulties with the choice of "canvases". He monitors the abandoned buildings of Melbourne in the interior and goes to study them. After inspection, the artist chooses the wall on which the portrait will appear.

Tyrone Wright's hobby comes with a certain amount of risk. The buildings he chooses are precarious and dilapidated. Therefore, each exit can end very tragically. But the Australian artist always tries to take company with him. Friends can not only give advice, provide brushes and paints, but also help if something goes wrong.

Tyrone Wright has been doing this kind of work for many years. But he reached the highest skill in depicting female portraits on abandoned buildings only now. The guy believes that his hobby helps prolong the life of dilapidated structures.

Children can also be engaged in such creativity. However, do this under the supervision of parents and in less dangerous places. A toolkit for wall painting can be found on the OXO website in the section "Goods for children".