When there’s no space on the grab pole, this is how you avoid falling down.
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They’re instructions for when a spontaneous conga party occurs. Particularly common on Bakerloo.
Pluse size
The image shows a seat pattern from the London Underground. The design represents the concept of social distancing.
The figures holding circles symbolize people maintaining distance.
The words “Self” and “Other” emphasize personal space and the space of others.
This design likely originated during the COVID-19 pandemic to encourage distancing on public transport.
The pattern is part of Transport for London’s (TfL) efforts to promote safe travel.
It serves as a visual reminder for passengers to be mindful of personal space.
Every time on the central, my partner & I debate what it could mean. I originally thought it was Covid distancing, she thinks it’s abstract art.
This was an Art on the Underground project called Acts of Kindness: [Acts of Kindness was a project by artist Michael Landy celebrating everyday generosity and compassion on the Tube.](https://art.tfl.gov.uk/projects/acts-of-kindness/)
My pronouns are self and other
Lmaooooo I was literally thinking the same thing on my morning commute to work… I said to myself it’s basically connecting everyone together regardless of age, sex, ability, but in a tfl theme.
My interpretation is that it highlights how we may think of our “self” and “others” as a distant, different “other”, but in fact we are more closely connected. One stop away, something like that
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Covid times throwback
When there’s no space on the grab pole, this is how you avoid falling down.
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They’re instructions for when a spontaneous conga party occurs. Particularly common on Bakerloo.
Pluse size
The image shows a seat pattern from the London Underground. The design represents the concept of social distancing.
The figures holding circles symbolize people maintaining distance.
The words “Self” and “Other” emphasize personal space and the space of others.
This design likely originated during the COVID-19 pandemic to encourage distancing on public transport.
The pattern is part of Transport for London’s (TfL) efforts to promote safe travel.
It serves as a visual reminder for passengers to be mindful of personal space.
Every time on the central, my partner & I debate what it could mean. I originally thought it was Covid distancing, she thinks it’s abstract art.
This was an Art on the Underground project called Acts of Kindness: [Acts of Kindness was a project by artist Michael Landy celebrating everyday generosity and compassion on the Tube.](https://art.tfl.gov.uk/projects/acts-of-kindness/)
My pronouns are self and other
Lmaooooo I was literally thinking the same thing on my morning commute to work… I said to myself it’s basically connecting everyone together regardless of age, sex, ability, but in a tfl theme.
My interpretation is that it highlights how we may think of our “self” and “others” as a distant, different “other”, but in fact we are more closely connected. One stop away, something like that
Diagram for a standing human centipede
idk mate but what I do know is that ur cute
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