Denver creepy murals

Is he dead or sleeping? An odd detail of the fresco is this man blending with the earth, apparently in deep sleep … or is he buried?

This is also reminiscent of the unsettling sleeping little boy on the DIA murals. A helpless little boy sleeping or dead under a red blanket. Like most elitist art, the frescoes on display at the headquarters of Bank of America, the largest bank in America, tell a story intended to be decoded by those in the know. The frescoes seem to depict three stages of world transformation — planning, chaos, and achievement — and are color-coded to be analogous to the three stages of hermetic alchemy: Nigredo blackness , Albedo whiteness and Rubedo redness.

The frescoes bear many resemblances to the murals of the Denver International Airport, which also depict progressive phases of a profound transformation of society after a period of intense turmoil. The first fresco displays a wide array of occult symbols, some directly referring to Freemasonry.

In the second fresco, civil unrest, riots, protests, and repression are all taking place. Historically, the masses only usually go into an outright revolt when their living conditions deteriorate significantly or when hugely unpopular policies get adopted. Does this piece refer to the loss of civil liberties and the rise of a police state?

There is also a metaphysical aspect to the image, represented by the spinning naked bodies that appear as the sun, implying that the period turmoil is also happening on a cosmic level. These giant images, on display for all to see, but designed to be understood by few, describe the philosophy of the elite rulers, their occult knowledge and their plans for the future. As it is the case for all works of art, it is possible to interpret these paintings on numerous levels and to come up with different conclusions.

When comparing the Bank of America frescoes with the art of the DIA and the Georgia Guidestones , we can find a definite consistency in their symbolism, their tone, and their message. This leads me to believe that the same group is behind all of those sites and many more.

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Several petitions have been signed and complaints have been filed about Blucifer, which is also thought to be a reference to the fourth horseman of the apocalypse. However, he still stands to this day. These words are for us all. Beyond Worthy , by Jacqueline Whitney. Sign up for the Thought Catalog Weekly and get the best stories from the week to your inbox every Friday.

You may unsubscribe at any time. By subscribing, you agree to the terms of our Privacy Statement. Some onlookers have left offended, while other people have claimed that the painting is at the center of a conspiracy theory that revolves around Denver International Airport and the Illuminati. While the mural might seem random, a more in-depth look points to that being far from the case. Children and a young woman are seen fleeing the flames, as some carry extinct animals in glass cases. The foreground of the scene also features two bodies in caskets, a dead tortoise, and the ribcage of a large animal.

This scary scene contrasts with the second half of the painting found to the right of the first , which features happy children presumably from various cultures around the world coming together in joyful celebration, while animals and their young are alive and well in the background.

The scenery of one painting is of a city in decay, and the central character is a soldier in a mask who is brandishing a sword and rifle above sleeping children while stabbing a dove.

He then goes on to explain that the children are dreaming of peace in a world filled with war. I however am conspiring to remedy that notion. Right here and now! We seem to have the belief that to conspire to do something always means a negative rather than a positive inspiration. I know we all tend to see or define certain words meaning in a particular way ,but that is incubated into our culture by us.

Just as swear words are picked up by children or certain words that one group uses to describe another group. Know whAT i MEan?

Misunderstandings have caused wars to erupt. No wonder! I honestly think someone in the airport commission had a sense of humor Kristen and did this on purpose to bring out all the conspiracy people out of hiding. Mel, this was another hub you have here on those creepy murals. It makes you want to think and go hmm. What were they thinking? Voted up for interesting! Thank you Sheila.

Maybe you and your fellow Oklahoman Deb up there can do a murals field trip to Denver and report back. If I had time I would have searched for more of these macabre objects but it seems like one is always running in an airport, especially one this big.

I appreciate your dropping by! Thank you Deb, I think what you say is true, it just seems that an airport is an odd place to hang scenes of death and destruction. Poor Judgment? Humanity seems to have an attraction to the macabre, and since this is a large airport, it gets a lot of foot traffic. Sounds to me like the artist has exactly what he wants, a large viewing audience. Artists usually like to make people think, as this man certainly has, with the voice of reality or not.

Nice article! I have been in the Denver airport once, but did not notice the pictures. I don't much believe in conspiracies.

Maybe it is in our nature to try to find reason behind everything. If I ever go back to Denver, I will know have to pay attention to these paintings! Linda you are the first to repirt the face, so I guess this is the start of a new conspiracy. I thought the face had a rather reptilian form to it, so I dubbed him the Turtle Man, and even wrote a horrot story about him some years ago. This is very interesting, Mel. I had no idea about the rumours surrounding the Denver airport, so your information was news to me.

I'm afraid to say that I immediately saw a face on your kitchen floor, although he doesn't look like a turtle man to me! They play their football hard in those places Larry and need to have the graveyard close by just in case.

Mel: Corn is a little hole in the wall of a community. If you blink, you'll miss it. Oddly enough, I've been there. Was taken by the proximity of the 8 man football field to the graveyard.

Thank you Larry. I am glad you enjoyed it. I then drove her down her down to New Mexico for a family reunion. Perhaps one or two of your forlorn writers group reside there. I appreciate your dropping in. Very interesting hub. Yes, it is very strange artwork for an airport, but in all seriousness, I think it stops there: a strange bit of artwork, not a global conspiracy.

It is the human mind's wont to make order where there is none. I'm as bad about this as anybody. Thank you someone who knows for adding fuel to the conspiracy flames. The link appears legit, for those who might be wondering.