Raubdruckerin uses drain covers as a printing module for textiles and paper. By pressing a garment on a drain cover coated with paint, the surface is beeing transfered as a graphical pattern onto the desired object. After first experiments in 2006 Raubdruckerin is meanwhile printing in streets all over the world. Currently the collection shows objects from more than 20 cities…to be continued.
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Workflow of how to find abandoned buildings in your city, all in 5 easy to follow steps (results may vary!)
Source: Finding abandoned places – in 5 steps | Montreal Urbex – Pierre B Photo
This shifting curb kept track of a California fault
Source: Neighborhood Unknowingly Destroys “Iconic” Earthquake Science Spot
In her Analog Streets project, photographer Lisa Guerriero scours US cities for faded remnants of Americana – from ice cream parlours to sleepy motels
Source: The vintage neon signs of urban America – in pictures | Cities | The Guardian
Extinction isn’t the only end game.
Source: Humans Are Now Causing Species to Artificially Evolve | Motherboard
Biodiversity may be below ‘safe’ levels on 58 percent of the Earth.
Source: Is There Really Such Thing as a ‘Safe’ Limit for Biodiversity Loss? | Motherboard