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Provate a pensare ad un alimento blu?…non ci riuscite immagino?

Il gelato puffo non vale sia chiaro e neanche le mozzarelle transgeniche…

Il blu e il cibo non vanno molto d’accordo, é proprio un colore che in bocca non vi infilireste mai.

Tuttavia le blu dinner di cui parliamo in questo posto hanno poco a che fare con coloranti e conservanti.

Una giovane cuoca-artista-food designer Susanna Pavan ci ha fatto conoscere l’esperienza di Blu lab, centro permanente di sperimentazione, che si pone come obiettivo “Cambiare l’educazione per cambiare il mondo”. Blu Lab uno spazio nato ad udine dall’associazione Modidi che propone il BLU come filosofia, come un fine da perseguire, fondendo materiali, scienza, arte lo scopo é di ispirare un cambiamento responsabile nella società, promuovere nuovi stili di vita sostenibili in maniera accattivante e divertente, modificando nel profondo le nostre abitudini, il nostro concetto di necessità e benessere, rendendo il vivere sostenibile una responsabilità e non un dovere. L’infanzia il bambino costruttore come diceva é il protagonista assoluto delle attività del laboratorio.

Susanna oltre a progettare buffet food design, ha creato un progetto “arte e cibo” che permette ai bambini di sperimentare le molteplici interazioni sociali e sensoriali, purtroppo spesso perse, che l’atto del mangiare comporta, Susanna attraverso il cibo vuole fat vivere un “esperienza estetica a tutto tondo” fatta di forme, colori, odori, dove il cibo come elemento nutritivo e fattore

Susanna si é avvalsa della collaborazione per alcuni workshop Arabeschi di latte gruppo di food designer fiorentine, che riescono a mischiare cibo, arte, sostenibile ed uno stile sempre riconoscibile fresco e divertente, come la compost Dinner e la interactive dinner

Un bel progeto che vale la pena di approfondire attraverso il sito dell’associazione, a cui partecipare se abitate vicino a Udine, da imitare se volete preparare una cena un po’ diversa o convertire il vostro fratellino divora-patatine!

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“Whoah Lardee, Look at how much you ate!”

“Unacceptable.”

“We need to get you in shape.”

“Ready!”

“Climb!”

Twirl!

“Flex!”

“Nooooo!!!!”

This one, and other adventures of Ickle & Lardee milk toff, on MY MILK TOFF BLOG by Inhae, Berkley, California.

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Under my bed c’é un cassetto pieno di roba…

Stephanie Fereiro é una giovane aspirante giornalista canadese, che collabora giò con alcune riviste di moda,

raccoglie immagini, articoli, foto di tutto ciò che le pare. Di buona qualità é anche la parte dedicata alle short stories, alle poesie dell’autrice e di altri collaboratori. Che sicuramente differenzia questo blog, da altri migliaia di altri streetfashionweekfotoamatoriali che si trovano in giro.

Merita una click!

ps. ph.1:banner del blog,ph.2,3:photos of the day by Nicole Miller

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Heldentica by Autobahn

“Dutch do it better”, almeno per quanto riguarda il typewriting,

autobahn, agenzia di comunicazione di Utrecht, tra i numerosi progetti, ha realizzato anche una serie di handmade “Fresh Font”. Il sito merita una (due, tre) visite, anche se per ora é solo in olandese.

Download heldentica

(via lemonpencil blog)

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While Lucy is usually having breakfast in bed her appetising bedcovers protect her from the little mess making monsters spreading all their crumbs

Buon Appetito is a product by miss geschick and lady lapsus

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“A stain on your freshly cleaned t-shirt, your girlfriend always takes the whole duvet for herself so nothing is left for you, and hairy bodies are just too much for you?

Our products are exactly dealing with those faux pas or delicate themes of the everyday life which we don’t want to eliminate but put them in a positive context. That way small mishaps and such will become a stylish and communicative element in your life.”
Winterfell&Naturlich Nerz are creations of Miss Geschick and Lady Lapsus.
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André Paul Pinces photos

http://pincesphoto.blogspot.com/

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Helsinki Biennale 2008.

Poster by Jaakko Pietiläinen.

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Papercut poems by irish artist Rob Ryan

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“This was a textile pattern that resulted from research of “strangely familiar” design. In this project I wanted to bring together two seemingly contradictory ideas - the decorative textile print, meant to be used for fashion or domestic use as a tablecloth or dishtowel, and a banal and everyday subject - the cigarette.”

Cigarette Textile Print-2006 is another project realized by Bree Apperley

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Bree Apperley is an artist and designer born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.She has made a recent(ish) move from Montréal, Canada and currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.

Visit Her online Portfolio or her Blog.

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“Monday Diary” by Tiny red, Thereza Rowe, a london based graphic designer and illustrator.

To see her poetic and colorfull illustrations visit her flickr, or her “playground” blog, full of ideas and ispirations.

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“My photography is diverse.

I don’t have the strength nor intention in doing the same thing over and over again. I like different ways and I like the fact that I can do whatever I want with my photos.”

Photos from “Verses” series by Noran Bakrie, artist,traveller,photographer from Jakarta, Indonesia.

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The Great sleeping Bear is a project by Eiko Ishizawa. Designer, illustrator, storyteller…

“The true story of the bear in Alps: He was a great brown bear in Alps, and people were scared that he was so powerful moving mountain to mountain in such a short time. In the end, after the long battle of chasing period with hunters, he was hunted down.
Based on this story, I make a fictionalized version of this bear in our society as a sleeping bag of a wander bear. The longing for the ideal place and wishes makes animal wandering around and not settled down.
You can dream there for your wish comfortably and feel being protected by the look of scary great bear. Wishes to feel life and free and go to the nature to survive from this systemized culture and modern society, you can take this sleeping bag and sleep as a wander bear out there.”
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Poster.1:Mountain dot, Pic.2:Big-Play,Pic.3:Eclipse.

Posters by Ben Hansen design

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That’s just a little bit of funny stuff found on the Ex-libris Anonymous Blog.

E.L.A. is a publishing group based in Portland, Oregon, creates handmade new journal from Vintage book.

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Project by François Delfosse, architect from Belgium

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Pictures by Tania leshkina

Where We’re From is a project focusing on where it is that the selected photographers have grown up, lived, or are currently living. The project allows viewers an inside look at places that the artists have felt at home.Where we’re from and The Ones We Love create the We projects. The Ones We Love, a series of portraits by young photographer of the most loved, ispirational people for them.

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