Abstract Art in Downtown Spokane, Spokane

When your building decides to get a tattoo and a bat wing to feel edgy.

A brick building, probably a century old, now flaunts a mural that looks like it was designed by Picasso on a sugar high. The splashes of blue, red, and yellow seem to be in a perpetual dance, making the building look less like a structure and more like a canvas that decided to stand upright. And then there's the sculpture in the foreground—a giant purple bat wing. Because why not? It's as if the city decided that a regular lamppost was too mundane and needed a bit of 'Gotham' flair. The sky, a mix of clouds and blue patches, adds a touch of drama, as if it's contemplating whether to join the artistic rebellion or just rain on its parade. Spokane, you quirky little gem, always keeping me on my toes. Just when I think I've seen everything, you throw in a bat wing and a psychedelic mural. It's like the city is whispering, 'Expect the unexpected.' And so, with a chuckle and a raised eyebrow, I continue my journey, curious to see what other surprises Spokane has up its sleeve.