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These ‪pictures‬ were taken at the abandoned industry in Charleroi.
Charleroi is a city located in the province of Hainaut, Belgium. The metropoltian area has a total population of 522,522 by January 1, 2008, ranking it as the 4th most populous city in Belgium after Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent. After the Industrial Revolution, Charleroi benefited from the increased use of coals in the metallurgical industry. People from across Europe were attracted by the economic opportunities, and the population grew rapidly. Because after World War II the need for coals declined, Charleroi witnessed a general decline of its heavy industry. Poverty in the city increased. Charleroi has an unemployment rate of 26%. You'll find syringes and dumped garbage in public places.
Investing in the publicdevelopment is important for the city economics.
I made a rapportage about Charleroi ‪follow‬ for more.
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Flower Trace Worksheet
As you see, summer is coming and everywhere is full of flowers and trees with fruit. The flowers are always touching plants that always give happiness or relief to people. Have you ever watched out that the people who are interested in the flowers are always calm and...
Sights along the Natchez Trace Parkway Milepost 391.9 to 407.7 Tennessee. Went by the Swan View Overlook, Baker Bluff Overlook.
Minda Haas Kuhlmann | 2019
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Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge across Birdsong Hollow.
The double arch bridge at milepost 438 on the Natchez Trace Parkway was completed in 1994 and received the Presidential Award for Design Excellence in 1995 for its innovative design. The bridge rises 155 feet above the valley and eliminates the need for spandrel columns.
Collage, materials: dried leaves, watercolor, copies of earlier drawings, newspaper cut-outs, photographs
72x103 cm
Dated December 2009
This collage I made for an art project at my high school. All types of artistic projects was accepted, but all under the title 'Traces'. I had just finished continuation school the year before, and was at the time still very caught up by the experiences I had had there, and the people I had met. The idea of a scrapbook has always fascinated me. The fact that some people can be extremely important to you in a period of time, and then end up just being pictures in a book. So I ended up making a giant scrapbook, built out of little traces of all the people who I loved at the time. They are hiding in between the corners of my drawings, in between the corners of me.