Beltline Atlanta Bee
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Beltline Atlanta Bird
Beltline Atlanta Bird
Bison the Beltline Atlanta
This was taken by Owen Crankshaw and passed on to me… I will try and get more detail. From Atlanta, USA
Foundations Mural
Street-art by the artist Ganzeer. Foundations Mural – Adliya, Bahrain, 2014. Photo: Eva Frapiccini
Fish, Bergvliet Cape Town
This fish is in truth very small, not much bigger than the actual fish might be. It is hidden away on the side of a bridge on the highway in Cape Town. A real fish out of water. No artist noted.
Leopardi di Venizi
Venice is full of lions (symbol of the city), but this is the only leopard I encountered during my wanderings.
Big fish, little fish
Fish seem to be a favorite graffitti subject. These are on the island of Lamu, off the northern coast of Kenya, where fishing (and tourism) is still a mainstay.
Heron
Wild birds often appear in urban settings, if you just know to look for them.
Urban Giraffes
This is one of two identical images in Paris. This one is located in the Butte aux Cailles neighborhood, the other near Censier Daubenton.
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The cougar (Puma concolor) lives in the mountains that surround the Valley of Aburrá. It is the second largest feline in America, ancient symbol of agility, cunning, strength and power.
Big cats indicate and guarantee the balance of the ecosystem; when it breaks they are the first to go. The way how the contemporary human has taken its relationship with nature and their stranglehold of the territory has become the extinction of species of plants and animal in an everyday affair and, for many, invisible.
Through art I intend to contribute to the survival of these cats and after
them, preserving the natural environment that surrounds our city. With this work, I pay tribute to their presence and celebrate living near them.