Street art - XXL aquarel Skittle alley
Poet Merel Morre wrote a beautiful poem that is painted over the mural. It is the first combined artwork on a mural by both an artist and a poet.
This location, the wall of the Traverse, literally means ‘under way.’ Many cyclists and pedestrians travel from the castle to the city center and vice versa. This connection was Merel Morre’s source of inspiration.
Artists: Collin van der Sluijs and Merel Morre
Completion: 2022
Address: Kegelbaan (parking lot behind Hema)
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