Fernando Pessoa descendo o Chiado (Lisboa) com Augusto Ferreira Gomes.
Cinco fotografias instantâneas transformadas em cinco fotogramas - a única filmagem conhecida de Fernando Pessoa.
c. 1925
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Fernando Pessoa strolling down Chiado Square (Lisbon), with his friend, journalist Augusto Ferreira Gomes
Five photographs turned into “film” - the only known footage of Fernando Pessoa.
c. 1925
I have no words for this… Just awe-so-me
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Ce soir, on fêtera avec une bouteille de Champagne!! Le mariage pour tous est désormais une réalité en France et, finalement, je reconnais les valeurs républicaines et laïques qui m’ont toujours fait sentir un peu Français. Vive la France, la tolérance et l’amour – surtout l’amour…
The attention to detail at the K Club hotel, just outside Dublin’s ring road, in county Kildare…
I have been doing some serious travelling lately, either for work or on holidays, and I noticed how much art there is out there, in public spaces or hotel lobbies, that everyone can access and enjoy :). I therefore decided to start a second tumblr blog called Publicly Available Art:
publiclyavailableart.tumblr.com
My classification of what is “Art” is my own personal view - I believe a building or a piece of design furniture can be considered as Art, as much as a Picasso or Gauguin.
My view outside the office in Dublin this morning… This was taken 1 hour ago so the pavement is now completely covered!! Spring, where ARE you???
Kowa view-te-ful telescope at Shirahama’s Submarine Observation Tower (Wakayama prefecture)
Snoopy and Hello Kitty - what a cute couple :)
Sanrio World in Ginza - cuddle timeeee!!!!
The Home Aquaponics Self-Cleaning Fish Tank features five pots on the top for growing herbs and plants such as spinach, baby greens, oregano, beans, basil, mint, parsley and thyme. The fish waste naturally fertilizes the plants above. So, all you really have to do is feed the fish!
Yummy
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A moss-covered table that harnesses electricity from photosynthesis to power small electronics (called “photovoltaics”) and a fiber-optic chandelier that shines through petri dishes of customizable bacterial cultures from this awesome New York Times article on science and design in the home. Don’t miss the slideshow.
Say WHAT?!
Wow
