I love everything that catch my eye, even dust . I was fascinated to experience the light ,the shadow and the way they intertwine. . This world is large but also small .How random people come together in a place is a mystery but we finally meet. And I realized all of those contacts worth a glance.
Check out this mix on @8tracks: “Random Sounds of Summer”
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( Ma + Chr ) | on Tumblr (France)
( Ma + Chr ) is an art and design studio based in Paris, founded by Mathilde Aubier and Christine Delaquaize. They likes to mix vintage photos with contrasting geometric shapes and colours. Very inspired by each other, the duo always try to inject a bit of humour in their collaboration work. Please visit their website or follow their Tumblr. (Interview with artist by Artchipel Avr-2013)
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Instagrammers Capture Coachella 2013
Want to see more photos? Check out Coachella’s location pages: Coachella, Coachella Music Festival Car Camping, Main Stage, Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival.
Last weekend and again this weekend, music lovers will flock to Indio, California, for three sunny days of music and art at the Coachella Valley Festival (@coachella). This 14-year-old festival draws upwards of 75,000 people to the desert each weekend with a large number of attendees camping on site. To follow along with this weekend’s performances and events, be sure to follow a few of the bands and singers who will be performing:
- Sigur Rós — @sigurros
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs — @yeahyeahyeahs
- Dave Rowntree (Blur) — @davidrowntree
- Pretty Lights — @prettylights
- Hardwell — @hardwell
- Tegan and Sara— @teganandsara
- Theophilus London — @theophiluslondon
- The Lumineers — @thelumineers
- Poliça — @thisispolica
- Major Lazer — @majorlazer
blending mode.
By Pheizy
(Source: forbiddenplaces, via derelictmetropolis)
Troels Carlsen
Choose a Sorrow
acrylic on antique anatomy print,
35,6 x 50,6 cm, 2011
“Not all those who wander are lost” J.R.R Tolkien.
A New Site Calculates Your Neighborhood’s Walkability
Walkability matters. Research shows that more walkable neighborhoods tend to be stronger economically, have lower transport costs, and promote better health and well-being.
But, other than living there, how do you know if an area is walkable?
Click to enlarge.Walkonomics is a new site that aims to build up as comprehensive a picture as possible. Services such as Walk Score already score proximity to restaurants and shops (and more); how long your commute is; and allow you to compare areas. But, according to Adam Davies, that’s only part of the story of walkability. Ideally, you also want to know things like how safe the streets are, whether the sidewalks are wide enough, how clear the signage is, and also—less tangibly—how clean the street is, and whether it’s relaxing and fun. Distance, in other words, is not the only factor—perhaps not even the most important factor.
(via humanscalecities)
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Le Corbusier, Double House, Weissenhofsiedlung, Stuttgart, Germany, 1927