Part of the "vertical" art section of the Sarasota Chalk Festival
Monday, December 3, 2012
Sunday, October 7, 2012
Friday, July 13, 2012
Sunday, April 10, 2011
The Band That Recycles
Saw this group of young men here at Eco Fest here in Sarasota, FL.
They were named:
They were the perfect kind of band to have at this event as all of their instruments had recycled elements
and I really liked this improvised horn. it reminded me of the band in the "Star Wars" movie.
I've seen them around town before and I'm sure it won't be the last time.
They were named:
and I really liked this improvised horn. it reminded me of the band in the "Star Wars" movie.
I've seen them around town before and I'm sure it won't be the last time.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Heavy Bicycle Loads (10 photos)
Heavy Bicycle Loads (10 photos): "
Apparently, some people in China have never heard of U-Haul. They are, however, amazingly efficient in the way they pack and move all their inventory on a tiny little bike.
'Manufactured Totems' is a series by Alain Delorme which brilliantly portrays the pressure Shanghainese migrant workers face. Piles of products labeled “Made in China” are stacked up to produce gargantuan sculptures, symbolizing their ever-increasing fetish with objects. The vertical nature of these items echoes the incessant expansion of the urban space - constantly under construction.
Alain Delorme
via mutual art"
Apparently, some people in China have never heard of U-Haul. They are, however, amazingly efficient in the way they pack and move all their inventory on a tiny little bike.
'Manufactured Totems' is a series by Alain Delorme which brilliantly portrays the pressure Shanghainese migrant workers face. Piles of products labeled “Made in China” are stacked up to produce gargantuan sculptures, symbolizing their ever-increasing fetish with objects. The vertical nature of these items echoes the incessant expansion of the urban space - constantly under construction.
Alain Delorme
via mutual art"
Friday, September 10, 2010
Heavy Bicycle Loads (10 photos)
Apparently, some people in China have never heard of U-Haul. They are, however, amazingly efficient in the way they pack and move all their inventory on a tiny little bike.
"Manufactured Totems" is a series by Alain Delorme which brilliantly portrays the pressure Shanghainese migrant workers face. Piles of products labeled “Made in China” are stacked up to produce gargantuan sculptures, symbolizing their ever-increasing fetish with objects. The vertical nature of these items echoes the incessant expansion of the urban space - constantly under construction.
Alain Delorme
via mutual art
via mymodernmet.com
and I thought I had it bad when I had a few books.
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