This Vietnamese bar doubles as a multistory labyrinth.
Multistory Fireplace and Stone Foundation - abandoned, multistory, fireplace, stone, foundation. Photorator photo.
abandoned villa near Brasschaat, Belgium
abandoned villa near Brasschaat, Belgium
Poland based artist Natalia Rak is adept on a variety of scales. Her style and technical skill holds true from the canvas to the multi-story mural. Rak paints with a particularly brightly colored palette, scenes populated by stylized yet still realistic people. She's had an interest in art since she was only ten years old that has stayed with her through graduation from the University of Lodz studying fine art. Rak has since been exhibiting work on canvases and walls internationally as well as standing out in her home country which is seeing a surge in street and mural art. See more of her work after the jump.
‘Martin Parr is a chronicler of our age… His photographs are original and entertaining, accessible and understandable. But at the same time they show us in a penetrating way how we live, how we present ourselves to others, and what we value.’ – Thomas Weski Black Country Stories is the result of a commission for Multistory that Martin Parr undertook over a number of years. It was an area he knew little of, other than its reputation as a densely populated, post-industrial area; one in decline. Many of the industries that once made the Black Country great have declined, but numerous small factories and manufacturing businesses remain in good health. A degree of regeneration has also come as a result of the many immigrant communities that have made the Black Country their home. The region is now populated with many different communities – Polish, Sikh and Somali to name but a few. Parr has explored workplaces, temples, churches, shops, clubs and societies. Wary of neglecting the day-to-day experience, he also photographed in the Merry Hill Shopping Centre, in shops such as Tesco, in bars, clubs and nightclubs as well as in leisure facilities such as gyms, sports centres and spas. One particular focus of this new series is on portraiture, an aspect of Parr’s work that has really blossomed through the project. For Parr, it was a welcome return to the notion of being a community photographer, something he last did in the late 1970s in the Calder Valley in and around Hebden Bridge – connecting to the community, giving back prints to the subjects and ensuring that the photographs are shown locally before being launched on an International stage.
In vibrant blocks of color, Catalan artist Aryz creates multistory murals and diorama-like artworks that radiate within their surroundings. Known for his saturated chromatic installations (previously) that fill the sides of apartment blocks or stand as panels in grand interiors, the artist emphasizes an outsized sketchy style as if the pigment were applied with giant crayons or pastels. Aryz often reveals a grid-like structure redolent of paintings’ underdrawings, but rather than cover the structure, he creates distinct compartments containing a variety of textural and compositional elements. More
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Poland based artist Natalia Rak is adept on a variety of scales. Her style and technical skill holds true from the canvas to the multi-story mural. Rak paints with a particularly brightly colored palette, scenes populated by stylized yet still realistic people. She's had an interest in art since she was only ten years old that has stayed with her through graduation from the University of Lodz studying fine art. Rak has since been exhibiting work on canvases and walls internationally as well as standing out in her home country which is seeing a surge in street and mural art. See more of her work after the jump.
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Valencia, Spain-based duo PichiAvo have recently scaled multistory buildings from Ontario to Tahiti to paint a series of vibrant new murals.
Valencia, Spain-based duo PichiAvo have recently scaled multistory buildings from Ontario to Tahiti to paint a series of vibrant new murals.
abandoned villa near Brasschaat, Belgium
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‘Martin Parr is a chronicler of our age… His photographs are original and entertaining, accessible and understandable. But at the same time they show us in a penetrating way how we live, how we present ourselves to others, and what we value.’ – Thomas Weski Black Country Stories is the result of a commission for Multistory that Martin Parr undertook over a number of years. It was an area he knew little of, other than its reputation as a densely populated, post-industrial area; one in decline. Many of the industries that once made the Black Country great have declined, but numerous small factories and manufacturing businesses remain in good health. A degree of regeneration has also come as a result of the many immigrant communities that have made the Black Country their home. The region is now populated with many different communities – Polish, Sikh and Somali to name but a few. Parr has explored workplaces, temples, churches, shops, clubs and societies. Wary of neglecting the day-to-day experience, he also photographed in the Merry Hill Shopping Centre, in shops such as Tesco, in bars, clubs and nightclubs as well as in leisure facilities such as gyms, sports centres and spas. One particular focus of this new series is on portraiture, an aspect of Parr’s work that has really blossomed through the project. For Parr, it was a welcome return to the notion of being a community photographer, something he last did in the late 1970s in the Calder Valley in and around Hebden Bridge – connecting to the community, giving back prints to the subjects and ensuring that the photographs are shown locally before being launched on an International stage.
Julian Germain showcasing a collection of multi-generational family portraits from across Birmingham and the Black Country.
