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Flores en forma de cruz sobre tierra.
Se presenta el punto, la línea; los contornos son notables, así como la textura en el caso de la tierra y el volumen de los pétalos.
The Museo a Cielo Abierto en San Miguel is in a neighborhood south of downtown Santiago, Chile.
The residents wanted to spice up their community and invited street artists from around the world to come put pieces on the buildings.
The result is 61 pieces, 90% of which are by Chilean artists (others by Argentinean, Belgian, French, Colombian, and Uruguayan artists). When the pieces need to be retouched, the community contacts the artist and gives them the option of retouching or, if the artist declines, will invite a different artist to come put up a piece.
The artists are given completely free reign to design and paint whatever and however they want...though the community has to approve the piece. This seems to work out fine for everyone.
This project has been in existence for about ten years now. There's another "Museo a Cielo Abierto" in nearby Valparaiso, too, which has been around since 1969. I'm not sure if this one was inspired by the Valpo one.
While I was out shooting here, I was lucky enough to bump into Roberto Hernandez Bravo, the President/Managing Director of the "museum." We had a great conversation (whence all of this information comes).
If you're interested in more information, feel free to contact him at robertomhb@hotmail.com.
En esta fotografía se resalto el elemento repetido que en este caso son los arbustos dando lugar a que el observador imagine que los objetos continúan aunque realmente al final de los arbustos esta da un giro hacia la izquierda.
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Presenta una iluminación natural,luz de dia.
La foto fue tomada en el vivero de la sede famarena-Universidad distrital francisco José de caldas
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