Showing posts with label street. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street. Show all posts
Mind Your Step
Amazing street illusion created by Erik Johansson. Looks like a large hole in the middle of Sergels torg public square in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Incredible 3D Chalk Drawings
Mr. Hou is a talented Chinese artist famous for his memorable 3D drawings.
For his creative street art, internet fans have labeled him the "Chalk God"
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Spread Your Love
Spread Your Love by Hamed Kohan
"The tire design features heart-shaped knobs that create playful tracks on the streets. a series of corresponding bike racks are distributed throughout the city. "
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The Recycled Wallet
The slim Holstee wallet design holds the essentials – cash, credit cards and even has a sliding window for your ID and Metro card. Working with a family-run non-profit based in India that works to collect and recycle litter off the streets of Delhi they were able to create their dream wallet.
This vegan (!) wallet is made primarily of plastic bags and newspapers, collected off the Streets of Delhi in India. Production of this wallet helps reduce waste in Delhi, provides fair wage employment and subsidizes healthcare and education for each employee’s family. Their packing is a minimal slide insert made of (at least) 90% recycled material.
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Obsessions Make My Life Worse And My Work Better
A work of art entirely made out of coins, composed by Sagmeister Inc. in September 2008 for the Droog Event 2: Urban Play. The public installation consisted of 250.000 Euro cent coins and covered more than 300sqm on a square in Amsterdam.
More about it here.
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StreetMuseum: Looking Into The Past With An iPhone App!
The Museum of London has just launched an iPhone app that makes use of its extensive art and photographic collections as well as geo tagging and Google Maps to guide users around London where, via the iPhone screen, you can look into the past! By overlaying old photos, The Museum of London gives you a unique experience, making you want to explore the hidden history of London that surrounds you.
Museum of London: Streetmuseum is available as a free download from iTunes now. You’ll need to own a 3GS to take advantage of the augmented reality option.
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Cigarette Butt Street Rug
Puerto Rican artist Jesus Bubu Negron commissioned street cleaners to collect used cigarette butts which he then turned into a woven carpet. The art project was presented at the Sharjah Biennale documenting the street cleaners at work and helpers fabricating the carpet. The carpet itself uses the paper of the cigarettes unrolled and layered on top of each other. The design utilizes the yellow and white pieces from the paper to create a pattern similar to a woven textile rug.
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Kit Kat - Chairs Posters
The Kit Kat Chair Street Posters are now going up around Auckland.
AGENCY: JWT Auckland
ECD: Peter Ogden
Creatives: Mike & Jordan
Photo: Troy Goodall
They're flat-pack style chairs made from ply that punters can pull off and assemble. They go up on routes to summer outdoor gigs and stuff so people can take them off and then use them to have a break at the concerts.
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Custom-Made Street Clocks
Fluid Forms lets you punch in any zip code to create a design based on a map of that location. You can completely customize the design by choosing exactly where on the map to zoom in on. Zoom all the way in on your street or zoom out to show the entire city. Street Clocks are available in a variety of colors like orange, green, blue, red, white and more.
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Hip Hop Porcelain
A unique interpretation of the old English classic, quality craftsmanship mixed with hip street design. By Cabracega.
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LightLane
The LightLane is a concept design that uses lasers to project an illuminated bike lane all around you wherever you go. It keeps you visible to cars and it keeps you safe. Until all cities put in bike lanes for cyclist safety, we might have to rely on clever devices like this to stay safe.
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Google Claims The Streets
The Google Street View application allows you to take a trip throughout a city in 3D. With this campaign, Google takes Street View navigation arrows into real life all over the city in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and Groningen. At bus stops near central places in the city, people can experience how Street View works.
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Dispatch Work by Jan Vormann
Jan Vormann, known for his dispatch work, hit the streets again, this time filling up holes that remained from WW II in Berlin with Lego bricks. Many people just spontaneously started helping him fill up those holes. Healing war wounds indeed!!!
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