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Street Galleries:

- The Streets of the neighborhood that I was born in are full of graffiti art. There are streets that are dedicated to it, for example Beco do Batman, which is a 5 mins walk from the house I was born in and grew up in.

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Roots
Tall trees end up hitting the pole wiring, and can end up breaking the wires, so you always need to be careful when pruning.  there are those in which the roots are large and expand towards the surface of the soil, and with their strengths they destroy everything In the city.

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Lina Bo Bardi was an Italian-Brazilian architect known for her innovative architectural designs and contributions to modern architecture. She is celebrated for her iconic works such as the São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP) and the SESC Pompeia in São Paulo, Brazil. Bo Bardi's style was characterized by a blend of modernism and local Brazilian influences, emphasizing functionality, social relevance, and cultural identity in her designs. She was also active in other fields, including furniture design, writing, and teaching. Bo Bardi's legacy continues to inspire architects and designers worldwide.

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Oscar Niemeyer was a Brazilian architect considered one of the key figures in the development of modern architecture. He is best known for his designs of the buildings in Brasília, the capital of Brazil, which were constructed in the 1950s and 1960s. Niemeyer's style often incorporated sweeping curves and reinforced concrete, and he played a significant role in shaping the architectural identity of Brazil and beyond.

Niemeyer – is an example of the freedom in design with its simple curved lines

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The streets of London weave together a tapestry of history, culture, and vibrant urban life. London's streets range from narrow, winding alleyways in older parts of the city like the City of London, to wide boulevards in more modern areas such as Westminster and Kensington. The city boasts a unique blend of ancient Roman remnants, medieval structures, grand Georgian townhouses, Victorian landmarks, and contemporary skyscraper

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The public has less of an open eye to new ideas and concepts, and I believe that this is because of its large history of cultural success. (things always worked why change it?)

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Brazil What do people need : 90% of the Brazilian public get a very low pay, (220 pounds a month) so they can only dream about what they want, what they can have is simple food, water and a roof over their heads. This already a lot for them. So I believe that this causes them to dream more to be more ambitious about life, the only real way out of there is to be a musician or a pro athlete, there is a huge social problem with the lack of opportunity, very few public schools, and the easiest way to provide is by crime.​

England what do people need : I believe that in England is much more old school. You must do a safe job doctor, lawyer, something that is guaranteed success but often not your passion. I believe that there are much less people in England in comparison to Brazil that follow their passion even if it is not a certain promise to success. Minimum wage in England is 1730 pounds a month. ​

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Street Galleries :​

I believe that the strongest difference between the way people express their feelings thoughts through art in brazil is much more loved by the general public. For example on a personal experience, I have seen people in the uk believe that street art is just trash and it is not real art nor is personal, however this is considered differently in brazil. ​

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The city consumes the Nature , whereas in Brazil the Nature devoured it.​

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ROOTS OF TREES CAN SERIOUSLY DAMAGE THE STREETS

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ROOTS OF TREES CAN SERIOUSLY DAMAGE THE STREETS

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In addition to preferably choosing a species according to the characteristics of the region, it is important to consider that the best way to protect a sidewalk against cracks is by planting a species that does not develop aggressive roots. This is the case of Ficus benjamina, which has a very aggressive root and is often found planted on sidewalks in Guaçuí, as highlighted by the municipal secretary of the Environment, Roberto Martins.

https://guacui.es.gov.br/noticia/2019/05/raizes-de-arvores-podem-prejudicar-infraestrutura-da-cidade.html

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This image above was taken in central London, as you can see it is a very young tree, it was placed there by someone.

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This image above was taken on the streets of Sao Paulo, Brazil, as you can see this is a very large old tree, the roots have taken over the sidewalk and it looks like it has always been there, like it is supposed to be, not allowing it to be urbanized.

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1. Research Brazilian designers and artists.​

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2) How can a different upbringings change a person ​

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3) Museums: Galleria Espasso, Tate Museum ​

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4) Research why people get paid less in Brazil and how does that affect their life.​

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5) Research English and Brazilian designs lines shapes and curves​

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6) Research different types of upbringing in different social environments.​

7) Research different textures, lines and shapes of trees​

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What do people need to survive? Water, food, a house.​

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What do you need to be happy? A Ferrari, a mansion, no you need love and have a stable life.​

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You can't pay for happiness.​

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The topic for this project is what do people need (necessity)​​

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Trees are like engines to humans​, which provide oxygen for life.​

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Growing up in Brazil where nature is all around and always treating nature the right way from a young age. ​​

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My main intention in this project is to revisit my life in Brazil and create an outcome that allows me to share what I had and lost.​​

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I am combining two objects that I love the most so I will have the most interest in.​

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Living in Brazil showed me that often people that don’t have much are usually much happier than people that have everything.​

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In examining the assessment criteria for investigation, it becomes evident that a thorough understanding of the subject matter, critical analysis, and effective communication are paramount. The investigation process requires meticulous research, thoughtful consideration of evidence, and the ability to articulate findings clearly and convincingly.

Firstly, the depth of understanding plays a crucial role in the investigation. This entails not only grasping the surface-level concepts but also delving into the nuances and complexities of the topic. Whether exploring cultural differences between England and Brazil or analyzing socio-economic disparities, a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter forms the foundation of the investigation.

Moreover, critical analysis is essential for evaluating information, identifying patterns, and drawing meaningful conclusions. This involves questioning assumptions, considering alternative perspectives, and scrutinizing evidence with a discerning eye. By employing critical thinking skills, investigators can uncover insights and implications that may not be immediately apparent.

Effective communication is another key aspect of the assessment criteria. Regardless of the depth of research and analysis, the investigation is only impactful if the findings are communicated clearly and persuasively. This requires not only proficiency in writing but also the ability to structure arguments logically, support claims with evidence, and engage the audience effectively.

Overall, the assessment criteria for investigation emphasize the importance of rigorous research, critical thinking, and persuasive communication. By adhering to these criteria, investigators can produce work that is intellectually robust, insightful, and compelling, contributing to a deeper understanding of the subject matter and fostering meaningful dialogue and inquiry.

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Contrasting Cultural, Natural, artistic, and Social Dynamics: England vs. Brazil

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Contrasting Cultural, Natural, artistic, and Social Dynamics: England vs. Brazil

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England and Brazil stand as distinct entities in terms of cultural, natural, and social landscapes. While England represents a quintessential blend of tradition, history, and modernity, Brazil embodies a rich tapestry of diversity, natural abundance, and vibrant social dynamics. This essay aims to delve into the myriad differences between these two nations, exploring their unique characteristics in cultural heritage, natural landscapes, and societal structures.

England's cultural identity is deeply rooted in its history, evident in its iconic landmarks, literature, and monarchy. The British Isles are renowned for their literary heritage, from Shakespeare to Dickens, shaping global literature for centuries. Moreover, England's monarchy symbolizes tradition and continuity, with the royal family serving as a focal point of national identity.

In contrast, Brazil boasts a cultural mosaic derived from indigenous, African, and European influences. Its vibrant music, dance, and festivals, such as samba and Carnival, reflect this diversity. Brazilian cuisine, with its fusion of indigenous ingredients and Portuguese, African, and immigrant influences, adds another layer to its cultural richness.

England's landscape is characterized by rolling hills, lush countryside, and historic cities. Its temperate climate supports verdant landscapes and picturesque gardens, such as those found in the Cotswolds or the Lake District. The country's coastline offers dramatic cliffs and serene beaches, attracting visitors from around the world.

Brazil, on the other hand, boasts unparalleled biodiversity and breathtaking natural wonders. The Amazon Rainforest, often referred to as the "lungs of the Earth," is home to an incredible array of plant and animal species. Brazil also features the majestic Iguazu Falls, the expansive Pantanal wetlands, and pristine beaches along its extensive coastline, offering diverse ecosystems unparalleled in their scale and beauty.

In England, societal structures reflect a blend of tradition and modernity. The class system, although evolving, still influences social dynamics to some extent. British society values politeness, restraint, and adherence to social norms, while also embracing multiculturalism and diversity in its contemporary urban centers.

Brazil's social fabric is marked by cultural plurality and socioeconomic disparities. Despite efforts to address inequality, issues such as poverty, crime, and corruption persist, particularly in urban areas. However, Brazil's society is also renowned for its warmth, hospitality, and emphasis on family and community ties, fostering a sense of belonging and solidarity among its people.

England and Brazil present contrasting yet fascinating portraits of cultural, natural, and social diversity. While England embodies a sense of tradition, sophistication, and historical continuity, Brazil captivates with its vibrancy, natural splendor, and cultural fusion. Understanding and appreciating these differences enriches our global perspective, highlighting the richness and complexity of human civilization across different corners of the world.