wittyfish:

Cool graffiti in Venice, Italy

Reblogged 8 mesi fa from

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gondola, graffiti, street art, venice, italy, travel, photography,

florencio:

(vía Daily Afternoon Randomness (51 Photos) : theCHIVE)

Reblogged 8 mesi fa from curiositasmundi

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graffiti, street art,

novaffanculotu:

Rimini (un po’ di tempo fa) (m’ero dimenticato di condividerla con voi)

Reblogged 8 mesi fa from curiositasmundi

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graffiti,

freshphotons:

“Blu has just completed his latest mural in a residential area on the island of Sardinia. The Italian artist depicts various beakers to tell the story of the secluded island, its people, and its main industries.” Via.

Reblogged 8 mesi fa from emmanuelnegro

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blu, street art, Sardegna, graffiti, Blu,

nevver:

Hold me

Reblogged 9 mesi fa from theformofbeauty

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graffiti,

the-absolute-funniest-posts:

Follow this blog, you will love it on your dashboard

(Fonte: iraffiruse)

Reblogged 11 mesi fa from the36thprime

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graffiti,

(Fonte: caturday)

Reblogged 11 mesi fa from luciacirillo

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graffiti,

ianbrooks:

On/Off by Escif

Part of the Katowice Street Art Festival in Poland. Oh great, who left the world on while we were out?

Artist: flickr (via: streetartnews)

Reblogged 11 mesi fa from paz83

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graffiti,

Angry Woebots. Photo by Bill Dickinson.

(Fonte: feelthestreets)

Reblogged 12 mesi fa from selene

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graffiti,

Reblogged 12 mesi fa from emmanuelnegro

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street art, blu, graffiti,

lospaziobianco:

devidsketchbook:

MADEMOISELLE MAURICE – ORIGAMI STREET ART

The latest creations of the French artist Mademoiselle Maurice, ephemeral installations and non-degrading poetic street art performed with hundreds of colorful origami glued on the walls of Paris. A daunting task to achieve thousands of origami using mostly recycled paper, in a spirit of friendly temporary installation, for the environment and the street. A cloud of origami that fly just like the human network and natural elements, with particular reference to the little Japanese girl Sadako Sasaki.

[Via ufunk]

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