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Victor Nunes is a 64-year-old retired Brazilian art director who has a unique ability to transform discarded everyday objects into characters that convey emotions and tell stories. Using only a pen or pencil, he brings curls of salad, scissors, candy wrappers and other items to life. This type of art is called "Pareidolia" where the unconscious mind sees faces or figures in casual objects. Victor's illustrations encourage people to find beauty in ordinary things and see the world in a new way.Country borders photos
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This document lists 18 pairs of countries that share borders with each other. Some of the pairs mentioned include Czech Republic/Germany, Poland/Ukraine, Russia/China, North Korea/South Korea, Norway/Sweden, U.S.A/Canada, Switzerland/Italy, U.S.A/Mexico, Austria/Lichtenstein, India/Bangladesh, Iraq/Syria, Pakistan/India, Netherlands/Belgium, Lichtenstein/Switzerland, India/China, Spain/Portugal, Belarus/Russia, Slovakia/Hungary/Austria, and Myanmar/India.
World heritage endangered sites
World heritage endangered sitesBeatrice Vaisman
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The document discusses several endangered world heritage sites around the globe that are threatened by modernization and development. These include the Minority Villages of Guizhou, China, home to ethnic Dong and Miao peoples, whose traditional wooden stilt homes and ways of life are being lost. Another is Ciudad Perdido in Colombia, a 200-structure city built by the Tayrona Indians between the 3rd-17th centuries that was only recently discovered. A third is El Mirador in Guatemala's Maya Biosphere Reserve, which contains one of the largest pyramids in the world and some of the earliest depictions of Maya creation stories.Jane perkins junk art
Jane perkins junk artBeatrice Vaisman
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Jane Perkins is a British artist who creates mosaic artworks using various found plastic objects such as buttons, LEGO pieces, and beads to recreate famous paintings and portraits. Her "Plastic Classics" series combines plastic objects of different shapes, sizes, and colors to closely match the forms and hues of the original works, making her mosaics resemble the impressionistic style as they can be appreciated from both afar and up close.Elena chernyshova
Elena chernyshovaBeatrice Vaisman
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Elena Chernyshova is a Russian documentary photographer who documented daily life in Norilsk, a mining city in the Arctic Circle with over 170,000 residents. Norilsk was constructed using prisoners from the Gulag system and relies heavily on mining and metallurgy industries. The documentary explores how residents have adapted to the extreme climate with average temperatures of -10C and frequent drops to -55C in winter, as well as the pollution and isolation of the remote city.
Could you call these houses
Could you call these housesBeatrice Vaisman
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This document lists the names and locations of 12 unique houses around the world. The houses include Casa dos Duendes in Brazil, a house on the Mosel River in Germany, Winckler cottage in Canada, Isabella's Little Pink House in Orlando, and Akebono kodomo-no-mori park in Japan. It also mentions a Hobbit House in New Zealand, Forest House in the Netherlands, The Spadena House in California, The Doll House in California, a Victorian Cottage in the Catskills, a cottage in Poland's Tatra Mountains, a cob house in Somerset UK, a cottage in Marie Antoinette's Hamlet in France, and a house in Bl
Arhitectura moderna 2
Arhitectura moderna 2Beatrice Vaisman
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This document lists various locations around the world, including cities in India, England, China, Switzerland, Canada, Belarus, the United States, Brazil, Mali, Thailand, Czech Republic, and Austria. Specifically, it mentions Mumbai, Gateshead, Beijing, Lostorf, Eden Project, Arizona, Yalta, Palais Ferdinand Cheval, Montreal, Minsk, Tennessee, Gramado, Djenne, Bangkok, Prague, and Graz.Arhitectura moderna 1
Arhitectura moderna 1Beatrice Vaisman
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This document lists 18 cities around the world, including their country or state. It includes cities from India, China, England, Germany, the United States, France, Spain, Mexico, Poland, Brazil and Lithuania. The cities span multiple continents and range from large metropolitan areas like Mumbai, Delhi and Tokyo to smaller towns like Chapel, Colorado and Cannes, France.Hungarian food
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This document lists various Hungarian foods including langos, gulyas, palacsinta, porkolt, gesztenyepure, halaszle, kurtoskalacs, dobostorta, toltott kaposzta, meggyleves, retes, tokaji aszu, paprikas csirke, toltott paprika, turos csusza, kifli, pogacsa, bejgli, rantott sajt, turogomboc, rakott krumpli, szilvagomboc, lecso, arany galuska, and madartelj.Incredible views
Incredible viewsBeatrice Vaisman
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This document lists various cities and locations around the world, including New York City and Chicago in the USA, Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, Paris in France, Nordlingen in Germany, Sydney in Australia, Bern in Switzerland, Mount Reinebringen in Norway, Amsterdam in the Netherlands, Bac Son Valley in Vietnam, Mexico City, Venice in Italy, an island in the Maldives, Cape Town in South Africa, Orange County in Florida USA, Mogadishu in Somalia, tulip fields in the Netherlands, and San Francisco in the USA.
Coffe art kazuki yamamoto
Coffe art kazuki yamamotoBeatrice Vaisman
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Coffe Art is a painting by Kazuki Yamamoto featuring a coffee cup and saucer. The painting was inspired by the guitar music of Spanish flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucia. The author of the accompanying text is Beatrice V.
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The document discusses several endangered world heritage sites around the globe that are threatened by modernization and development. These include the Minority Villages of Guizhou, China, home to ethnic Dong and Miao peoples, whose traditional wooden stilt homes and ways of life are being lost. Another is Ciudad Perdido in Colombia, a 200-structure city built by the Tayrona Indians between the 3rd-17th centuries that was only recently discovered. A third is El Mirador in Guatemala's Maya Biosphere Reserve, which contains one of the largest pyramids in the world and some of the earliest depictions of Maya creation stories.Jane perkins junk art
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Jane Perkins is a British artist who creates mosaic artworks using various found plastic objects such as buttons, LEGO pieces, and beads to recreate famous paintings and portraits. Her "Plastic Classics" series combines plastic objects of different shapes, sizes, and colors to closely match the forms and hues of the original works, making her mosaics resemble the impressionistic style as they can be appreciated from both afar and up close.Elena chernyshova
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Could you call these housesBeatrice Vaisman
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This document lists various locations around the world, including cities in India, England, China, Switzerland, Canada, Belarus, the United States, Brazil, Mali, Thailand, Czech Republic, and Austria. Specifically, it mentions Mumbai, Gateshead, Beijing, Lostorf, Eden Project, Arizona, Yalta, Palais Ferdinand Cheval, Montreal, Minsk, Tennessee, Gramado, Djenne, Bangkok, Prague, and Graz.Arhitectura moderna 1
Arhitectura moderna 1Beatrice Vaisman
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This document lists 18 cities around the world, including their country or state. It includes cities from India, China, England, Germany, the United States, France, Spain, Mexico, Poland, Brazil and Lithuania. The cities span multiple continents and range from large metropolitan areas like Mumbai, Delhi and Tokyo to smaller towns like Chapel, Colorado and Cannes, France.Hungarian food
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This document lists various Hungarian foods including langos, gulyas, palacsinta, porkolt, gesztenyepure, halaszle, kurtoskalacs, dobostorta, toltott kaposzta, meggyleves, retes, tokaji aszu, paprikas csirke, toltott paprika, turos csusza, kifli, pogacsa, bejgli, rantott sajt, turogomboc, rakott krumpli, szilvagomboc, lecso, arany galuska, and madartelj.Incredible views
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Coffe Art is a painting by Kazuki Yamamoto featuring a coffee cup and saucer. The painting was inspired by the guitar music of Spanish flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucia. The author of the accompanying text is Beatrice V.