Old and new 
Somebody or some people have been busy drawing hearts all over the walls in the city’s center. I’ve seen them literally everywhere. I have no idea who drew them, why or to what purpose.
The pavements too cause I’ve seen this stencil graffiti on the sidewalks as well. The eyes are all over the city center.
I’m pretty sure the little drawing on the left is authored by the Square Cat but I’m not sure who is the author of the big one.
Spotted in the Grădina Icoanei area.
Remember the rudimentary drawn man with no lips? Lately I’ve been seeing him all over the city, administering his wisdom to whoever stops to look at him.
Alexandru Ciubotariu aka Ciubi is probably the most known graffiti artist in Romania. His signature is the “Square Cat” (Pisica Pătrată in Romanian), which is – as its name suggests – a sort of fantastical creature, shaped as a square. It can be seen on many walls in Bucharest and it’s become an urban brand. Back in January Ciubotariu became the first graffiti artist in Romania to have an album published. The album shows examples of the Square Cat’s appearances in Bucharest and a few other cities. I’ve already posted one incarnation of the Square Cat on this blog, back in September. Today’s photograph shows another one.
I’ve been trying to think of a reason as to why this rudimentary drawn man is singing to the tunes of Beatles’ “All my loving” but frankly your answer is as good as mine Photographed in the Old Center.