This is Berlin’s take on the community garden, located in green space off the now retired Tempelhof Airport runways. All the gardens are in raised beds because the fuel-drenched soil is conducive to healthy vegetables, but of course Berliners do it in style. Note the tongue-in-cheek political statement on the repurposed water bottles.
One of Berlin’s community gardens.
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Are you breathing? Then thank a tree.
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Infinite Knots by Patrick Gunderson
About the project:
Data are taken from two images. One is a color map, the other is a bump map of sorts. The color map only controls the colors of the stroke. while the bump map controls the width of the stroke, within pre-set limits.
The motion is primarily controlled via epicyclic motion, inspired by early attempts by astronomers to make celestial motion make sense in a terre-centric model of the universe. Given enough epicycles and non-rhythic periods, the motion can become quite chaotic and appear to be wholly random.
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You can´t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have. Maya Angelou
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Bulavkus—a USB flash drive disguised as a classic safety pin—keeps your data safely pinned.
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