





South African street artist Faith47 (previously) is back in the City for a bit and just put up a beautiful new mural in Williamsburg titled "Lay Your Weapons Down."
Here is what the artist says about the piece:
The mural speaks to the notion of home not being a place, but a feeling of human interconnectedness. Reflecting on the profound nature of connectedness between people; the fragility of human emotion and the power of touch. The breaking down of race; as well as the abandonment of violent behavior, instead finding strength within our vulnerability.
Catch "Lay Your Weapons Down" on a wall near 131 Berry St. and N. 7th.
h/t Street Art News
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