This picture is from a series of photographs titled The Fallen Princess. All of the pictures are interesting, but I thought the one above was especially moving.
These works place Fairy Tale characters in modern day scenarios. In all of the images the Princess is placed in an environment that articulates her conflict. The ‘happily ever after’ is replaced with a realistic outcome and addresses current issues.
These are real canned foods from around the world. Some of these items are gross. I mean just thinking about them makes me queasy. The idea that I might see some of these at my local grocer is enough to make me gag. So, click on the picture above at your own risk.
Imagine that you are faced with the following situation: You have a sudden urge to create art, but you also have a cab at the curb waiting on you. How do you resolve this dilemma? Well, if Fabio Peralta is your cab driver you do not have to choose.
Fabio Peralta has turned the back seat of his yellow cab into an art studio for his passengers, and has commissioned thousands of works.
As soon as a passenger hops into his Crown Vic, Peralta, a 40-year veteran hack, hands the rider a pen and a stack of computer paper.
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