#Urban art

[sergioguymanproust]

They descended to Earth dressed in shiny suits,wearing helmets that covered what was supposed to be to be their heads ,with bulgy eyes and sliver of a nose and no mouth .Bipedal with a strange gait ,moving slowly at first , but the aborigines confused them with spirits from the land , but as they approached them ,the chief cry was more severe in tone, so ,they surrounded them ,and one by one they began to beat them with their clubs killing them ,recounting their tales some reported hearing them in their heads but it was in vain.So, after that massacre ,they collected the artifacts and burned their bodies ,burying them and giving them a status of spirits from the Dreamtime.These days abductions still happen in the Australian Outback but everyone has gone silent.So ,they are left with paintings that reflect their truth.The journey between the light and the darkness .As a shaman I have seen those spirits that roam the red sands and waterholes in search of those younger aborigines to take them away. This or some more sinister which would be a land invasion,much talked about thus diluting the surprise effect,while in reality has been happening gradually. This graffiti art is indeed the reflection of much deeper connections with the paranormal phenomena that has been occurring for millennia. The ignorance and skepticism of the white man is appalling indeed, bordering sometimes in a complete amnesia and denial worse than the proverbial sticking their heads in the sand and sending a dangerous message to future generations that will be okay to ignore the aboriginal tribes universal truth. We have never been alone the creators of our kind have told us so.Words by Sergio GuymanProust.

Wandjina Street Art

Wandjina are a spirit from Kimberley Aboriginal dreamings now being used in an urban landscape

[artmagicly]

Group Hug by Alex Chinneck

Series of citywide sculptures on the theme of urban repair created in partnership with Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nancy.

Located in Nancy, France.

Photographed by Oliver Mathiotte

[moonbeampixels]

City vibes 🌃

[margaretcruzemark]

Maison Martin Margiela Spring Summer 1994, photography by Tatsuya Kitayama

[jareckiworld]

Os Gemeos (Otavio and Gustavo Pandolfo) — Gramophone (wood, metal, fibreglass, varnish, paint, Edison horns, vintage components, speakers, lights, and Technics turntables, 2016)

[wishbow]

little portrait of my garden, soaking up the sun - april 1 2024 - pam wishbow

[joyousjoyfuljoyness]

I'm Taiwanese American and lived in Taiwan for a year after law school. Night markets have a special place in my heart!

I painted the top one after starting Marco Bucci's color class, and then applied what I learned in the bottom one.

[stories-by-aku]

peace to all ^w^

[kaiyastarz]

#catwoman cosplay

[hellsgate-roadhouse]

[justspazzedout]

🌼Model Body yeah yeah!🌼

[xaoca]

Fifth Avenue at Twilight - 1910 by Lowell Birge Harrison

[margaretcruzemark]

Archive Image from Maison Martin Margiela SS1994 Collection

[sir20]

La LUMA, Arles by sir20