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FALLING TETRIS BLOCKS

An oldie but goodie…back in ‘09 the Gaffa Gallery installed giant TETRIS blocks along -Abercrombie Lane in Sydney, as part of the Live Lane Initiative.

“In the game of Tetris, you must sort the cascading shapes in their proper place in exchange for points and more time in the game. But here, the pieces are planted into a world that is less ordered and predictable than the actual game itself.”

enochliew:

Tetris Street Art by Gaffa gallery

Located in Sydney on Abercrombie Lane.

    • #tetris
    • #gaffa gallery
    • #art
    • #street art
    • #abercrombie lane
    • #sydney
  • 11 months ago > enochliew
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