sanakan
09-04-2006, 12:49 PM
check out this streetart-project from a friend of mine:
windowzoo.com (http://windowzoo.com/)
basically the idea is simple:
you know those bird-stickers one uses to scare birds away from big glass-surfaces (so they won't fly into the glass)?
he started making his own bird-shapes out of sticky foil, and keeps putting them up on various locations all around the world - but almost always on glass, also besides the "boring" standard-stickers.
As this is non-destructive art only visible to those with keen eyes and a sense for discovering the unusual, it remains exhibited longer - and generates more buzz among those in the know.
check out the big gallery (http://windowzoo.com/birds.php) with pictures from *a lot* of birds all around the globe! right now there are 169 birds in 55 cities: take a look at the worldmap showing the locations (http://windowzoo.com/about.html#map).
There's also a little shop where you can get some birds of your own, to help spreading the zoo.
if you have a free minute it'd be nice of you to drop by on his site, and take a look at the project yourself. some feedback is always appreciated :)
windowzoo.com (http://windowzoo.com/)
basically the idea is simple:
you know those bird-stickers one uses to scare birds away from big glass-surfaces (so they won't fly into the glass)?
he started making his own bird-shapes out of sticky foil, and keeps putting them up on various locations all around the world - but almost always on glass, also besides the "boring" standard-stickers.
As this is non-destructive art only visible to those with keen eyes and a sense for discovering the unusual, it remains exhibited longer - and generates more buzz among those in the know.
check out the big gallery (http://windowzoo.com/birds.php) with pictures from *a lot* of birds all around the globe! right now there are 169 birds in 55 cities: take a look at the worldmap showing the locations (http://windowzoo.com/about.html#map).
There's also a little shop where you can get some birds of your own, to help spreading the zoo.
if you have a free minute it'd be nice of you to drop by on his site, and take a look at the project yourself. some feedback is always appreciated :)