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Selasa, 21 Juni 2011

River Tables Is Historic Beauty Of The Euphrates

River Tables

Description


American designer Jason Phillips has designed a beautiful slab table that honors the natural beauty of the Euphrates River. Removing a piece of wood recovered from Chamcha, the channels of a forest through the table that mimics the topography of river.


Euphrates River
Location Map Of The Euphrates River

The Euphrates, along the Tigris River, helped define the culture of the early Ancient Mesopotamia. Now you can define a new space in the design culture of functional art. Any home is enhanced by this fine piece of history, geography and art. References: designcentre.ru and designspotter.

Minggu, 05 Juni 2011

Michael Aaron Williams Poverty And Homelessness Graffiti

Homeless Graffiti

Description


Not all graffiti is the only focused on the expression of black artists, some street artists such as Michael Aaron Williams [Banksy and, of course] have political agendas that highlight certain deplorable conditions in society. In this case, Michael Aaron Williams focuses on poverty and homelessness in cities around the world.


Homeless Graffiti

From Knoxville, the work of Michael Aaron Williams has appeared in other parts of the world such as Austria, Berlin and Australia. Designed to blend with their environment, street art can ignore consciously artistic representations of the homeless as real people homeless there.


Homless Graffiti

Michael Aaron Williams keeps his work on the walls with tape only comment on the impermanence of life and art. References: michaelaaronart and lifelounge.au

Wall Paintings Spunky Italian Street Art

Italian Graffiti

Description


This collection of wall paintings by street artist doing graffiti Italian Seacreative passersby do double-takes and raised eyebrows and looks at the absolute extravagance of each piece.


Italian Graffiti

Many of these characters feature murals Seacreative with elongated heads. The paintings are often marked by the surrealist activities in which these cartoons participate. Seriously, is that a man vomit and drown in the oil?


Italian Graffiti

Many of the pieces Seacreative also show people wearing balaclavas, perhaps a reference to his favorite clothing accessory or graffiti costume of choice. The pyramids are also a popular theme in these paintings Seacreative, and I can not help but feel like these are only clues pointing to a singular message Seacreative is trying to convey.


Italian Graffiti

You can find more of these wall pieces that reflect on the surreal site Unurth Street Art. References: unurth and ufunk.net