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The graffiti art is a form of artistic expression in public spaces. The most popular definition is that graffiti is a kind of inscription written on walls. There are reports and traces of this art since the Roman Empire. His appearance in the Contemporary Age occurred in the 1970s in New York, in the United States. Some young people began to leave their marks on the walls of the city and, some time later, these brands have evolved with technical and desenhos.O graphite is directly linked to various movements, especially to Hip Hop. For this movement, the graphite is the way to express all the oppression that humanity lives, especially the disadvantaged, ie the graphite reflects the reality of the streets.

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Francesco Lo Castro was born in Italy, grew up in Germany and today lives in Florida part of the art scene in Miami with multicolored paintings and drawings. His specialty is in creating layers of resin and gold leaf on wood base, using oil paint, acrylic, spray and screen printing.

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Can you guess which countries are represented by flags below, mounted with food? Very easy! These delicious flags were for the International Festival of Sydney Food by WHYBINTBWA advertising agency. It is a fantastic and fun concept that creates the nation's flag from typical of each country's food. That hunger!

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The "Rainbow Room" is an installation of the African artist Pierre Le Riche. In addition to incredibly beautiful and colorful, the work has a critical look at the sociological implications of male hegemony over homosexuality in South Africa after apartheid. The intervention, built from 17 km from acrylic yarn in the colors of the flag gay pride and 150 rugby balls, is a traditional African family sitting in the living room watching the end of the game of rugby in 1995 displayed on a television, an extremely important point in South African history. Touchdown!

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"Mirror images of trees in an attempt to create the exact symmetry," just that! But the result of an extremely simple technique is surreal and lovely. The project of the American photographer Traci Griffin was studied for 4 years, since she found the perfect symmetry does not exist in nature, so would need to be handled. The result of this "interference" is a bit confusing, perhaps because of seeing something so common in a totally different way.

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Thomas Barbey is a surrealist photographer, who with unlimited imagination and immense skill combines wildly disparate images in a beautiful and perfect piece of art. And all this with classical photographic techniques without computers. The process behind its beautiful collages is as fascinating as the images themselves. Assemblies are created with combined printing procedures. The artist patiently gathers fragments to create some meaning. "Every picture is a combination of at least two or more negative than give birth to a completely unusual sight," says Barbey. "And the title of the final image is the glue and the substance of the piece."

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The Japanese artist Makoto Tojikil, 38 is amazing, and the way you use light in their work transcends spectacular. It uses illusions of movement in his creations ranging from giant animals to large human sculptures made of many bright wire and fiber optics. His works evoke enchanted and magical beings in a show where the shadow is as important as light.

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The impressive Art Robert Mickelsen The artist creates beautiful sculptures with glass art work and requires delicacy

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Jim Kazanjian is a graphic designer who uses thousands of photographs digitally found to produce surreal landscapes and much, much manipulated. Each piece requires around 30 images overlap to stay

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                                                                   Art with Scissors

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                                                                   Art with Scissors

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Born in Yokohama and residing in France, the artist Hina Aoyama cuts masterfully details on sheets of paper to create true works of art, lace and fragile. His work conveys things like the delicacy of a butterfly's wings, small manuscript of a letter and the details of a lotus flower. Using only a couple of simple scissors, Aoyama says his passion is to "create with scissors, a cut better than the income of a needle."

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And the buildings

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In Walls

as yellow submarine beatles

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On the street

crosswalk range in bar code

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On Bridge.

painting in the form of lego

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                                               Urban art in Germany

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                                               Urban art in Germany

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In Germany, as in big cities around the world, it is common in the urban scene encounter true masterpieces of visual arts developed for public spaces, for communication and socially relevant issues through its own language

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                                                  Aquascaping

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                                                  Aquascaping

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Aquascaping is the art of arranging aquatic plants, as well as rocks
and trunks, in an aesthetically pleasing manner within an aquarium with gardening effect, ie aquarium landscaping. So far so well, but the perfection with which the professionals Aquascape conceive its projects is impressive. Trees, mountains, rivers and even waterfalls, all illusory and very well done. Aquascape Designs include different styles of gardening, the garden Dutch style and the well-known Japanese garden. To put any fish defect!