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Annie Vought
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Javier Requejo - Elefante Naranja
It took Requejo, who usually favours wire for his sculptures, over eight months and about 150,000...
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Blue blue blye
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Strange Frog by Alejo Giraldo
Print available at society6.
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Bus nr. 3 + minibus nr 4. + a taxi= 15 hours till Saigon…
Harbin, one of China’s coldest cities, is home to massive ice sculptures that have been created for a special winter festival that attracts millions of visitors every year.
Harbin’s Ice and Snow festival, one of the largest ice-carving festivals in the world, officially starts on Jan. 5 and lasts at least one month or longer, weather permitting.
The sculptures, cut from the frozen surface of the nearby Songhua River, are illuminated with colorful lights at night.
(Read more — A Chinese City of Illuminated Ice)
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Terry Richardson’s Mom. Now I know where he got it from :D
Photo credit: Terry Richardson, from Mom/Dad (Morel Books)
