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Wit-Gele Kruis van Antwerpen Bus Tram Newspapers and Web Advertisement.
Advertising Campaign from 1 to 14 of September of 2010. All bus and tram lines in Antwerp.
Idea: Wit-Gele Kruis van Antwerpen, Belgium
Photography and design: Gilberto Moya Perona
Photo model: Liesbeth Grimon
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More cool projects here: Gilberto Moya Perona
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The fishmonger's stall by Adriaen van Utrecht, Ca.1640.
The painters name often causes confusion, but Adriaen van Utrecht was, in fact, a Flemish artist who was active in Antwerp. This monumental painting was not intended to be a realistic depiction of a fish stall, but to show the variety and richness of what the sea could provide in terms of food. Paintings containing fish can also be read as symbolising the element Water. Van Utrecht added other genre elements to his tableau: while the market vendor negotiates with a customer, a young thief surreptitiously cuts the strings of her purse. The allusions to eroticism and sexuality, particularly in regard to the fish display, convey a moral message, one that warns against being blinded by lust. This work once graced the chimneybreast of the kitchen in St Peters Abbey in Ghent.
MSK Ghent.
This 1976 Chevy Van was brought in for a quick fix up & transformation in to a Tie Dyed Hippie van. We fixed some rust spots & dents then had the van wrapped in Tie Dyed vinyl. This Chevy van was a birthday present form one brother to the other.
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Dimensions - Unknown
Media - A van, charcoal, acrylic paint, collected beach items, oil pastels.
Description -
We painted explicit vaginas onto the van so that passersby would react to them, and perhaps question or talk about why they were there. Our intention was that this would challenge the concept that vaginas and female menstruation are 'taboo' and should not be talked about.
This may sound daft, but I was almost jumping up and down excited when I saw this. Haven't seen a Maestro of any sort in donkeys years, let alone a van. Looked in very good order too!
Wasn't the only one to spot it either.