The minimalist art by Pejac and his creatures, from the scarecrow to the high-wire walker
SEETIES International critics have compared him to Banksy but for us his language is unmistakable.
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Smooooth Clothing and the “city-sweatshirts”
BARCELONA If the cities could be worn, which one would you choose? Smooooth Clothing proposes some ideas…
“Through the Phone”: the world as seen through SamAlive’s iPhone
NEW YORK City-based photographer SamAlive’s project “Through the Phone” features landscapes and urban cityscapes as seen through an iPhone. The technique is simple. What do you think about the result?
Ed Fairburn: the art of drawing on old maps
CARDIFF Using old cartographic representations as canvases, Ed Fairburn creates portraits that are perfectly integrated to the map of the cities or mountains, roads or rivers, seas or stars.
Curiousquirrel’s handmade postcards
OXFORD Curiousquirrel’s postcards tell about stories, even of travels and cities.
ID_identity: “I am the cities I have seen”
SEETIES What’s the IDentity? Camilla Garofano answers with 4 beautiful illustrations.
Like Constellations. Cities seen from Space
SEETIES London, Paris and Cairo are wonderful constellations. And isn’t it frighteningly amazing we can see them in these photographs?
Jazzberry Blue: imagine there’s no countries, imagine maps without names!
SEETIES Jazzberry Blue is a travelling artist, currently based in Toronto (Canada). Here are some of his city maps!
Collaborative Cities. The Documentary
SEETIES New York, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Toronto, San Francisco, Paris, London, Helsinki, Berlin, Roma, Milano, Barcelona. These are the set-cities chosen for the documentary film “Collaborative Cities”: a series of interviews to people who are reinventing the world.
They Draw & Travel
SEETIES The best way to know a city is to get lost. So, no map. Unless it’s drawn by an artist! They Draw & Travel is a website where you can find city maps illustrated by creative minds from around the world!
Our future in cities in 9 TED Talks
SEETIES The 50% of the world population lives in urban areas and it’s expected that by the middle of this century it will be more than two thirds. Here we invite you to listen to 9 “TED Talks” about this complex and fascinating topic. Because humanity’s future is the future of cities.
When security cameras catch something different…
…like people stealing kisses, music addicts, harmless soldiers, honest pickpockets and potato chip dealers, attacks of friendship, love and kindness, friendly gangs, unexpected firemen, rebels with a cause and peaceful warriors, a lot of crazy people and a few crazy heroes. #SeeCity
