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Giorgia Zanellato. Space Food.

Contribution for “The mobile museum”. Future

Photos © Alberto Ferretto / FABRICA.

Via

Love this. How can anyone ever come up with such a neat idea? Food looks so space age with foil wrapped around it.

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Rui Palha. Street Moments.

Photographer Rui Palha’s black and white portfolio of Street Moments takes you on a journey into an inspirational new world. Palha believes that photography is the practice of being in the streets, of learning and capturing, giving flow to what the heart feels. He says, “Why black and white? Because if you are photographing in color you show the color of the clothes. If you use black and white you will show the color of the soul.”

In his book called Street Photography, Palha tells the stories of his everyday experiences along the streets of Lisbon. In the book, he references a very significant photojournalist when he writes, “A very special [Robert] Capa quote that I try to follow in photography: ‘If your pictures aren’t good enough, you aren’t close enough.’” By devoting himself to photography, Palha has turned his once hobby into a lifetime of passionate photographs. (by  Katie Hosmer)

http://www.ruipalha.com/

cosascool:

The Anti-Precious Moment by John von Bergen 

275 x 120 x 245 cm (108” x 47” x 96”)
MDF, polymer-gypsum, plexiglas, flocking, wall paint
2001
Installation at Silverstein Gallery, New York

Somehow, this artpiece reminds me of the Bad Romance music video. Odd. But I love it. Art comes to life.

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Mathias Bitzer.

Restless Glance, 2008. Ink on canvas, 210 x 180 cm.

UniCredit Collection © Mathias Bitzer.

Die Ratlosen, 2010.  Pencil on paper / laquer behind glas. Diptych, 105 x 95 cm.

Courtesy Galerie Iris Kadel, Karlsruhe.

frag-men :)

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Philomene251.

“got my hair up real big, beauty queen style…”

- Summer Sadness by Lana Del Rey