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Monthly Archives: October 2012
The sun roses behind the Centuries
The title is quote from a Tunisian poet, Abu Al Qassim Acchabi, which was used as a subject of a mural by eL Seed – an artist whose origins inspire him in his street art work. On his wordpress page you can … Continue reading
Waterfall swing
It’s swing(s) time lately down here, but I admit having a soft spot for them – and hey, who doesn’t? If someone doesn’t he must be one of those sad, grey businessmen who forgot how to be happy in their … Continue reading
Snails at Duomo
International art collective Cracking Art Group placed 50 large-scale plastic snails all across the roof of the Duomo (the fourth largest cathedral in the world) in Milan, Italy in an effort to draw attention to and raise funds for much-needed repairs. The installation titled REgeneration features … Continue reading
Trempoline Bridge
This Trempoline Bridge is an interesting proposition for the goood, old and classy Paris 🙂 Made of inflatable tubing and three giant interconnected trampolines, designed by AZC Architecture Studio. It would provide a newer and more playful path in the form … Continue reading
street art for children
The Polish artist, NeSpoon who created this tiny and cute pieces had a very short and clear explanation for her work – “let children learn about street art through these colourful pieces.” She also writes: “I was looking for something … Continue reading
Tim Knowles’ tree art
British artist Tim Knowles creates this series of drawings using drawing implements attached to the tips of tree branches, which, with the wind’s effects on the tree, are recorded on paper. Like signature, each drawing reveals the different qualities and characteristics of each, distinct … Continue reading
if the reality is too grey…
…you can paint a picture you want to actually see. For example, like this artist – Gurusays. I like it a lot, maybe because it’s so perfectly blended with the surroundings – needed a lot of work, for sure! … Continue reading
waiting for a bus…
…will never be boring again on this library-bus stop! Great idea, but totally no idea where it is…
music sets you free
This little fellow is a piece by KezaIn, somewhere in Lyon, France. It reminds me of the dove of peace…or, in geenral, setting oneself free.