We are glad to keep on growing and evolving. Through these images + text we present Blauvent nowadays.
It is a great pleasure to launch this new website. Thank you Ivan Candela for your excellence, for your thorough, deep and precise work.
We are glad to keep on growing and evolving. Through these images + text we present Blauvent nowadays.
It is a great pleasure to launch this new website. Thank you Ivan Candela for your excellence, for your thorough, deep and precise work.
Au temps disparu from the Serie Paths by Ruben Brulat.
”Strangers that would be encountered along the way and willing to give themselves away to nature, resulting in a peregrination from more than a year, from Europe to Asia by land only, through Iraq, Iran, onto Afghanistan, Tibet until Indonesia, Japan and Mongolia.
Ruben searched for more far away lands, the unknown, in Paths, walking, riding, until there would a place, a person, if all circumstances only would come together, then there would be a picture, if one thing would come to be missing, the way would just continue, until finally all came together.
Performing sometimes in welcoming sand, sometimes in the harsh snow, the just encountered fellows would let themselves go, opening their senses. Embracing everything that surrounds them. Ephemera intensity before saying, often, goodbye to each other forever.
Placing the bodies of people there in part with these accidental and dramatic landscapes, like the trees, the rocks or the black sands of Gunung Bromo.
A narrative constructed only by the randomness of the encounter, places and body, meeting with utopia and hope in these only suspended moments. Bodies of people that became friends, performing, not without difficulties, leaving wounds, marks, and souvenirs from a time before heading towards different paths, after sharing one for a while.”
There’s long time I don’t post anything about maps on this blog. Click the image or here to see the short video-graphic about Europe: 1000 AD to present day.
“November 15 is America Recycles Day, an annual event launched in 1997 by the National Recycling Coalition. The need to reuse and recycle raw materials has never been as urgent as it is today. The human race has reached a worldwide population of 7 billion, and America is responsible for consuming a disproportionate share of the planet’s resources. In many parts of the world, recycling is done by necessity. In others, artists, governments, and businesses have found creative and useful ways to reuse materials — a plastic bottle may find itself reborn as artwork, a warm blanket, or fuel oil. Collected here are photographs of various recycling efforts around the world, ranging from small and whimsical to industrial in scale.”
33 photos from The Athlantic, In Focus.
To find out how many slaves work for you. It takes few minutes to know, here.
”At least 27 million bonded laborers exist worldwide, according to Slavery Footprint, a new website that measures the role forced labor plays in supporting our lifestyles.”
Via Ecouterre
Little girl likes little boy. Little boy likes BMX bike. Something has to give.
Directed by Michelle Lehman
Tropfest Australia 2008 Winner.
Via Beni from Outfacing
Images from The Sartorialtwist!! …a cool website using the images from The Sartorialist with great love and respect. For those who doesn’t know The Sartorialist, it is a famous ”cool hunters” website, very boring.
The Sartorialtwist nourish my own deconstructive thoughts, love it!
Thank’s Ivan for sharing 🙂
Tomas Hein’s project Me Me Me is treading the thin line between weird and funny. Using found Flickr images and keeping their titles he has placed his out-of-focus self.
There is long time I don’t see this sort of cool artistic project. He is too real to be real, adorable!
Cool video about world by the Story Of Stuff from US (”Tides Foundation”, ”Funders workgroup for sustainable production and consumption” and ”Free Range Studios”).
Say no! to the traditional ways of consumption. Another pattern must grow!!!
Thousands of people are mounted on protest camps at the heart of all the spanish cities.
Anarchopedia is a knowledge portal and online anarchist community 😉
Via Maysun
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