Artist Bordalo II creates representation of animals on a large scale, built almost exclusively with garbage (as Bordalo says, the same material that kills them), aiming to provoke a different look at our consumerist habits.
“Half Rabbit” GTM | Gaia Todo um Mundo in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal, 2017
Hieroglyphic Nest in the Temple of Edfu, Egypt (lemmy.world)
Setenil de las Bodegas, Cádiz, Spain (lemmy.world)
Aerial view of Holland’s tulip fields (lemmy.world)
Siderite and Dolomite “Dragon Scales” Specimen from Guizhou, China (lemmy.world)
This Portuguese Street Art Created From Trash (lemmy.world)
Armadillo Lizards are real-life Pokémon (lemmy.world)
The Remains of Scola Tower, a 17th Century Defence Fortress Located in the Gulf of La Spezia, Italy (lemmy.world)
Hotel Complex in Sanya City, Hainan, China (lemmy.world)
The Colossal Capterpillar 797 Haul Truck (lemmy.world)
Tokay Geckos Look Like Mini Dinosaurs (lemmy.world)
Rib vortices forming under a breaking wave (lemmy.world)
Tree shaped by the wind (lemmy.world)
Common Milkweed Pods look like Green Parrots (lemmy.world)
This nail polish comes with a built in swatch (lemmy.world)
Flock of Flamingoes Shaped Like a Flamingo (lemmy.world)
Seed Pods of the Giant Himalayan Lily “Cardiocrinum Giganteum" (lemmy.world)
Santiago, the capital of Chile, and the Andes Mountains (lemmy.world)
Adaptation (lemmy.world)
Volcanic cones and farm fields of Terceira Island, Portugal (lemmy.world)
in Western Australia, until 2021, it was illegal to transport more than 50kg of potatoes in your car unless you were a member of the potato corps. (www.drive.com.au)
Spotless giraffe born in a Tennessee zoo (lemmy.world)