As Long as it Lasts

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Quoting myself - Foster St 72
Quoting Dylan Thomas 72
less is more - uncropped 72
You never think - Chapel St 72
You never sleep 72
Quoting William Yeats 72
Quoting John Howard. 72jpg
pardon me 72
object not found 72
making do 72
It's not me it's you 72
is it a desease of the soul 72
i-have-been-absent--72
Quoting myself - Acland St 72
how does it feel - Mitchell 72
the company you keep 72
cold comfort copy 72
all that remains. 72
I'd rather besomewhere else 72
all that remains 600 copy
Quoting myself - Orr St 72

For nearly a decade, Shiels transformed hundreds of abandoned objects on local streets into concrete poetry, stencilling them with truisms and quotations.

Making use of discarded things and found text, these ephemeral works reveal the tensions of gentrification, impermanence and the passing of time.

A collection of photographs that record Julie Shiels ephemeral text interventions on urban waste has been published by M.33. As Long as it Lasts