Warde: The Giant Flowers That Changed a Jerusalem Square
One moment the flowers droop. The next, their red forms open above the square, turning a patch of ordinary urban space into something playfu...
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Public Art: Stories & Places to Explore
Explore HQ Architects’ Warde installation through Dor Kedmi’s photographs and discover how movement, shade and playful design can change a public space. See how Rich McCor, known as Paperboyo, transforms familiar landmarks with paper cutouts, plus a simple creative exercise for your own travel photos.
Start with Warde: The Giant Flowers That Changed a Jerusalem Square and Paperboyo’s Travel Photos: A Little Paper, a Big Idea.
Paperboyo’s Travel Photos: A Little Paper, a Big Idea
A familiar monument, a small piece of black paper and a very well-chosen position: that is enough to turn a travel photograph into a visual ...
5 Remarkable Streets: Colour, Curves and Urban Design
A street can be more than the space between two destinations. Colour can make it memorable, a steep slope can shape its route, and water or ...
Playful Statue Photos: 5 Ideas That Work Through Perspective
A bronze figure offers an outstretched hand. Your friend stands a little farther away, raises their own hand, and the camera turns the gap i...
Mosaic Stairs: Community Art You Can Walk Through
A staircase is usually a way to get somewhere else. Add a carefully made mosaic and the journey itself becomes the reason to stop and look. ...