Kloof taxi shelters get a vibrant makeover
The Fields Hill Shopping Centre taxi rank has received a fresh new look, thanks to The Kloof Project and local street artist Giffy Duminy. The once-drab shelters have been transformed into vibrant works of public art, showcasing Kloof's natural beauty.
COMMUTERS and passersby at the Fields Hill Shopping Centre taxi rank are in for a visual treat as the once-drab shelters have been transformed into vibrant works of public art, thanks to The Kloof Project and local street artist Giffy Duminy.
The new artwork is inspired by Kloof’s natural beauty, featuring iconic Kniphofia (Red Hot Poker) blooms and beloved local birdlife. The makeover is part of an ongoing initiative to beautify the area, one verge, mural, and public space at a time.
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“We’re so grateful to our supporters for helping us bring colour and character to these everyday spaces,” said a representative from The Kloof Project, Kerry Harper.
“Projects like these not only uplift the environment but also instil a sense of pride in our community.”
She added that residents are encouraged to get involved by donating, volunteering, or simply spreading the word.
“Every small act contributes to keeping Kloof colourful and welcoming for all.”
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