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The Molding City

The molding city is a photo installation from a swedish artist and theatre deisgner Johanna Mårtensson. It was built completley out of bread and then the artist just let it mold, and photographed the process.

(Source: wacky-thoughts, via artthouafeard)

floridsoul:

Columns inside Antoni Gaudi’s Palau Guell, Barcelona

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fuckyeahbrutalism:

Civic Center, Rabat, Morocco, 1967

(Elie Azagury)

rcruzniemiec:

Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque Isfahan, Iran via Iran Art & Architecture

via ninikills

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rcruzniemiec:

Secret Rules Oliver Bonhomme

Cities are talking to us…

The artist describes this as a little project he made during a boring day, gazing at the window watching the rainy street and looking for some ideas…

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rcruzniemiec:

Searching for Paradise by Suichi Nakano

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Tsukiji Fish Market (築地市場)

Want to see more photos of the Tokyo Metropolitan Central Wholesale Market? Visit the #tsukiji & #築地市場 hashtags, as well as the 築地 場内市場 & Tsukiji Fish Market location pages.

Tsukiji Market (築地市場) in central Tokyo is one of the world’s largest fish markets, handling over 2,000 tons of marine products per day. It’s frequented by visitors from all around the world who want a glimpse at the limited-admission daily tuna auction, exotic fish for sale at the small stands within the wholesale area, and the tourist-friendly outer market.

The busy atmosphere of scooters, trucks, sellers and buyers hurrying around in addition to the fresh fish and other seafood make the Tsukiji Market a can’t-miss photographic opportunity for Instagrammers visiting Tokyo!