The set of murals, which are entitled ‘Keeping In Touch’, have appeared along the alleyway that runs by Headingley Stadium and connects Kirkstall Lane with St Michael’s Lane.
The artwork has been created by YouCannotBendIt Art Services on behalf of The Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project (DEEP).
DEEP is a group of people living with dementia who influence and support the development of Leeds as a dementia-friendly city. They consult on issues including public transport and academic research design and are regular consultees on dementia-friendly performances and arts events.
There are five different murals along the route that pay tribute to the city’s sporting heritage and share positive messages.
Check out the pictures in our gallery below:
1. Mural
The mural has appeared on the alleyway connecting Kirkstall Lane and St Michael's Lane | National World Photo: National World
2. 'Keep batting on'
The series of murals was created by YouCannotBendIt Art Services on behalf of The Dementia Engagement and Empowerment Project (DEEP). | National World Photo: National World
3. 'Still marching on together'
The 'Keeping In Touch' mural features a selection of pieces that reference the city's sporting heritage. | National World Photo: National World
4. 'Tackling dementia'
DEEP is a group of people living with dementia who influence and support the development of Leeds as a dementia-friendly city. | National World Photo: National World
5. 'Keeping In Touch'
The new set of murals was added to the alleyway wall this week. | National World Photo: National World
6. 'Determined to make a difference'
The DEEP group is supported by Leeds Playhouse and Dementia Friendly Leeds (DFL) | National World Photo: National World