These words of love are the work of a broken-hearted watercolorist gentleman, one Monsieur Jean-Luc Duez. After his live-in-love of two years left him, he began to write "je t'aime" dozens of times along her street, continuing all the way on the path she walked to work. Apparently she was pretty annoyed and obtained a restraining order against his and this type of activity near her habitudes.
Eventually Jean-Luc changed his affectionate concept to include everyone, not just his lost lady-love and began to write the word "Amour" all over different portions of the city of Paris each day. He tags his message in white paint or chalk which is easily washed away by the green-suited street cleaners each morning. But the next evening, the loving script returns a hundred times more. No matter what continues to drive this lovelorn monsieur, I am glad he is still out there writing words of love. We all need a little more "Amour" in our lives, non?
(Text Taken from: http://www.igougo.com/story-s1214037-Paris-Artist_Jean-Luc_Duez_Amour.html)
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| "I Love you Wall"-Place des Abbesses, Montmartre |
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