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Bicycle Portraits Part III

Bicycle Portraits - A Photographic Book - Kickstarter Part III from Bicycle Portraits on Vimeo.

More Phyllis Galembo.... can't resist

agi&sam

Earth

Earth | Time Lapse View from Space, Fly Over | NASA, ISS from Michael König on Vimeo.


Just to satisfy my current fascination with satellite images of the earth.
by Michael Konig and NASA

liquid type - click on image to reveal

Ruslan Khasanov

from high

The Richat Structure in the Sahara desert of Mauritania

down to earth

Probably my favourite photographer Garmonique

J.R.

Parisian street artist (or as he likes to be called – photograffeur; graffeur being French for graffiti artist) J.R. uses huge photographs printed on waterproof vinyl to plaster over slums in Brazil, Cambodia and Kenya, where the vinyl doubles as new roofs for ramshackle houses. His latest project finds him in Shanghai, where he’s working on a largely unauthorized photo-pasting project to draw attention to the city’s demolition of historic neighbourhoods.

Freddy Sam

Freddy Sam aka Ricky-Lee Gordon is a street artist based in Cape Town. He is the founder of the Write on Africa initiative, which aims to create artwork in Africa for inspiration, social change, and urban rejuvenation.  

Favela Painting

The Dutch artist duo Haas&Hahn, creators of the Favela Painting Project, have ended up in the third stage of their amazing project called ‘O Morro’.
This project involves employing the inhabitants of a favela to paint their own houses according to a pre-arranged pattern. It will turn their community into an artwork of epic scale and will produce an explosion of color. Visible from the center of Rio, ‘O Morro’ will draw attention to the city’s bleak social situation.

Haas&Hahn came up with the idea of creating community-driven art interventions in Brazil, which became the Favela Painting Project in 2006.  Their efforts yielded two murals which were painted in Vila Cruzeiro, Rio’s most notorious slum, in collaboration with local youth. The artworks received worldwide coverage and have become points of pride in the community and throughout Rio.

Donations can be made to support the ‘O Morro’ project!

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Heike Weber

http://www.heikeweber.net/index.html

Vasco Mourao

http://blog.mistermourao.com/