Felipe Morozini’s Asphalt Garden
On Sundays in São Paulo, an aging roadway called the Elevado Costa e Silva is closed to traffic and used as pedestrian walking path. Artist and photographer, Felipe Morozini “got 30 people including 8 photographers, 4 video makers and 30kg of chalk to draw 75 flowers on the asphalt in 15 minutes to produce a documentary.”
While the drawings are simple, the interaction between these flowers, the roadway, the city, the people and cars is spectacular. Makes us want to draws nuns and flowers today.
(via www.streetsblog.org)
Alex Eben Meyer is a freelance illustrator living, doodling, and working in Brooklyn, NY. As Editor of Fuel Your Illustration, Alex sketches out the world of illustration for your consumption. illustration / sketchblog / twitter
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Wow! What an amazing project. I <3 Street ART!
I wish I knew a convent of nuns and had approval from the city to make Seattle’s streets cool…
Pretty nice article, love how you find things like this.
i’ll call some nun-friends….