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South America, Brasil, Sao Paolo, Downtown, Avenida Perdo Alvares Cabral (cut from T)
Let's stay in São Paulo for a while.
The Paulistano city planners didn’t fool around while addressing the issue of facilitating car traffic. The result is that Sampa is extremely car orientated and that the main thoroughfares are 2 x 5 lane freeways. Shown here is the Avenida Pedro Alvares Cabral with In the BG is Sampa's high density city centre.
Shot after leaving the Parque Ibirapuera.
This is number 167 of the São Paulo album.
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Pic à front jaune / Yellow-fronted Woodpecker / Melanerpes flavifrons
Multicolored, gregarious medium-sized woodpecker. Note black wings, tail, and mask, yellow forehead and eyering, white rump, and red belly bordered with dark bars. Males have a red crown and neck, which is black in females. Found in moist forests, second growth and sometimes plantations. The call is a loud “kiki-kiki-kirikiki”.
Pousada Trihla dos Tucanos, Tapirai, Sao Paolo, Brazil
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South America, Brasil, Sao Paolo, Parque Ibirapuera, Museum of Modern Art, The Spider, Louise Bourgeois, (slightly cut).
This one is inspired by Rob Oo, here.
Louise Bourgeois. started a global invasion of giant bronze and granite arachnids. Shown here is ‘The Spider’ (1996-1997) which started it. It's on display in one of the modernistic pavilions of the Museum of Modern Art in the Parque Ibirapuera in São Paulo, designed by Lina Bo Bardi and Martin Gonçalves
“The Spider is a giant sculpture of an arachnid that stands on the floor. The artwork is made of bronze and granite and was created in 1994 by the French-born American artist Louise Bourgeois. One of the first of many sculptures of spiders made by the artist, Spider measures 2743 x 4572 x 3785 mm, such that it is large enough to occupy the entire space of a room.”
Bourgeois herself wrote about the sculpture: “The Spider is an ode to my mother. She was my best friend. Like a spider, my mother was a weaver. My family was in the business of tapestry restoration, and my mother was in charge of the workshop. Like spiders, my mother was very clever. Spiders are friendly presences that eat mosquitoes. We know that mosquitoes spread diseases and are therefore unwanted. So, spiders are helpful and protective, just like my mother." (Source: Tate Modern)
Spider is permanently displayed in the Tate Modern now.
This is number 166 of the São Paulo album.
The art of flatulence in a public space. This man is an expert, combining nonchalance with minimal movement.
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Photo credit: Rodrigo Leão com corte Mundano.
Eu aqui reclamano que meu gesso está coçando, enquanto meu truta KALEB está numa pior. Ele também caiu pintando, só que num pico bem mais alto. Ele se arrebentou todo, mas ta com a cabeça boa e agora é só se recuperar, calcificar algumas costelas e logo mais estaremos juntos bombardeando esta cidade pálida.
KALEB você ta ligado que é parceiro, mas não só na hora de se sujar de tinta, portanto tamo junto ai!
FORÇA TRUTA !
Aproveito para dar boas vindas ao Kyle a.k.a. SYKE101 que está aterrisando aqui na babilônia e que está louco pra fazer uns grapixo.
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por do sol no canteiro central entre o parque ibirapuera e a assembléia legislativa.
sétima vez!
mundano 7
12th of March - (Sao Paolo) : Beautiful piece of streert art in Vila Madalena district
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Another window shot... I seem to like this these days. This from São Paulo where I just arrived today. So many interesting buildings and scenes. I hope I will get some time for shooting while here.
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17th of March - (Sao Paolo) : Time to leave behind us this amazing urban area. The piece of street art is the symbol of what Brazil is all about. Fantastic people opened to the world
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8th of March - (Sao Paolo) : Ibirapuera park generous nature with amazing tree roots
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A part of the employment in Sao Paulo is found on the street and/or is informal. The street economy series explores this.
Street economy 1 (Shoe shine man) is here.
Street economy 2 (Alu can collector) is here.
Street economy 3 (Various street traders) is here
Street economy 4 (Corvo-skate teacher) is here
Street economy 5 (Cooled drinks & snack stand) is here
Street economy 6 (Wood and cardboard collector) is here.
Street economy 7 (Water melon man) is here.
It's number 149 of the São Paulo (Sampa) album.
The soundtrack: Herbie Hancock - Watermelon man