koningstuff:

Photoday #78 - GregÔry

Gregory tem 37 anos e atualmente vive em Paris, França. Sua paixão, obviamente é a fotografia, que ele pratica cada chance que tem em seu tempo livre. Fascinado pela etologia humana (comportamento) e suas peculiaridades,  ele tenta capturar essas coisas subjetivas e objetivas dentro de algum tipo de reino gráfico. 

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Por Anderson Tomazi

nevver:

Jessica Hische covers the Classics

nevver:

Typewriters of Writers

nevver:

Knock loud, I’m home.

lickystickypickywe:

one track mind in the morning.

suckthislemon:

Marni - 100 chairs made by Colombian ex-prisoners.

Using salvaged materials, Colombian craftsmen worked together with Milan-based fashion house marni to create ‘100 chairs’, an outdoor furniture collection consisting of 80 chairs, 10 deckchairs and 10 tables in 20 colors, 7 models and 21 variations. Concrete reinforced bars form the frame of each piece while colored plastic pipes are woven for the seats and backrests. The patterns and colors of which were all personally picked by Marni staff.

The building of the chairs was done in south American country’s city of San Gil as part of a rehabilitation program set up by Antonio. Having experienced the harshness of imprisonment himself, Antonio leads a studio where craftsmen as well as former inmates work together to produce the iron and plastic pieces.

The project was for Milan Design Week 2012, where the chairs were sold at the Marni boutique at Via Della Spiga 50 during the event. As part of the initiative, photographer and filmmaker Francesco Jodice made a collection of images of the Marni staff sitting in the chairs for ‘l’arte del ritratto’. all the proceeds made from the sales went to the ICAM institute in milan, an organization which enables the children of imprisoned mothers to spend their first years in a family environment more fitting for their growth.

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lickystickypickywe:

Global rainbow is an ongoing light installation by Yvette Mattern consisting of seven parallel laser beams representing a rainbow that’s being projected over populated urban areas and is meant “to encompass geographical and social diversity in its reach and symbolise hope.” The installation was switched on in the UK for the first time last night over the North Tyneside coastline and will be making several additional stops over the next few weeks.

ruineshumaines:

Travel Posters for Lazy People

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black-and-white:

Photography by Thomas Hawk