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Inspired by<London-A guide for curious wanderers>,I start my journey to explore London corners and their back stories

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All the photos I took are the resources of my brand moving images/video on the next few pages

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It turns out these labyrinths are art works by Mark Wallinger in obscure corners. This project incorporates unique maze patterns in 270 stations on the London Underground. Each labyrinth is outlined by simple geometric lines, usually black with a white background.

The labyrinths are distributed throughout the stations and designed to reflect their character. The labyrinths at each station maintain a consistent form but have subtle differences that make them unique.

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Research：Backstory of “Mind the gap” is a romantic love story

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Research：Backstory of “Mind the gap” is a romantic love story

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Mind the Gap Tube announcement returns after wife’s plea

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A 40-year-old “mind the gap” recording once heard across the Tube will return to one station - so the widow of the actor behind it can hear his voice.

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I live very close to bricklane so I often walk to it, and even though I've been there no less than ten times, every time I find a different surprise around the corner, maybe it's a new piece of graffiti, or a vintage store that I've never found before... I think that bricklane is the most worthwhile place to get lost in, because every corner of the place is wonderful!

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BrickLane is the best gallery by mypenleaks - Street Art Cities

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A artwork by mypenleaks in London, United Kingdom.

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Explain the history of the river Thames

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As I walked through the corners of London, I really felt the city's "resilience" and adaptability. These corners seem to shape-shift with the times, always adjusting to meet different needs. What were once old industrial areas have transformed into art districts, creative spaces, and even popular spots for dining and shopping. Those abandoned warehouses and aging buildings have been cleverly redesigned and repurposed, breathing new life into them. The "stretchability" of these corners shows the city's ability to adapt—no matter how the times change, London always finds a way to make these places thrive again.

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I decide to design with these photos

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The UK has had an immense loss of life, with over 227,000 deaths with Covid-19 as a cause of death recorded on the death certificate.

If you have lost a loved-one to Covid-19 in the UK, visitors to the Wall are very welcome to add their own dedication. We ask that one heart is taken only, as each heart represents one UK life lost.

If you are unable to write your own dedication, and would like a volunteer to write one on your behalf, please get in touch. The quickest way to request a dedication is by sending us a message through through Facebook or Instagram, or you can also send us an email. We will record the entry, and send you a photo, with the location of the heart, so that you know where to find it should you be able to visit.

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The National Covid Memorial Wall in London is a visual representation of the UK's catastrophic loss to Covid-19. The Wall stretches for 500 metres alongside the River Thames, directly opposite the Houses of Parliament. More than 200,000 individually hand-painted red hearts, many with personalised d

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Created in 2021, the National Covid Memorial Wall in London is a visual representation of the UK's catastrophic loss to Covid-19.  It is a unique memorial to those lost from Covid-19 in the UK, having been created by bereaved families for bereaved families.  It is now maintained by a small group of volunteers, known as ‘The Friends of the Wall’.

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A video created by me in 2023 (focusing on the walls in London）

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A video created by me in 2023 (focusing on the walls in London）

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I think my previous work is also inspiring, this is a video I made in 2023 documenting my journey from my home to aimlessly explore London, this video focuses on the walls of London and documents the multiple meanings of the wall in the city, it tells the story of the city