In the early hours of an April morning in Berlin, artist IEPE and a group of collaborators transformed an ordinary intersection at Rosenthaler Platz into something completely unexpected.
Arriving by bicycle with buckets of brightly colored, water-based paint, they poured the colors across the asphalt before disappearing into the city. What happened next became part of the artwork as cars, bicycles, and pedestrians moved through the paint, constantly spreading and reshaping the colors.
The temporary installation turned the street into an ever-changing canvas, created by both the artists and the people passing through it. The non-toxic paint eventually washed away with the rain, but for a few hours, ordinary city life became a spontaneous act of collective art.
i love nature docs & i recently came across one that hit me super hard. turns out the labords chameleon’s life cycle is extremely short. they live only 4-5 months & immediately die after laying & burying their eggs (which is their only purpose)z
in the final moments their nervous system begins to fail as their brain loses control of skin cells, so random nerve firings cause the skin to randomly change colors which causes a ridiculous art as they slowly die. it’s like sort of a visualization of the brain’s final flickerings.
pristine example of nature’s beauty, tragedy, & brutality at the same time.
50 Cent went straight into dad mode to calm this little kid down after he started crying happy tears when he met him. The way he was trying to look tough through the tears is hilarious, and this is so precious. 🥹🫶
There’s a restaurant in New York that doesn’t employ traditional chefs, but grandmothers from different cultures instead.
At Enoteca Maria, each “nonna” cooks traditional recipes from her own culture, making family cooking the whole concept of the restaurant. ❤️