Triangulo Dorado

So, continuing with the Latin American theme that I started yesterday, today I'm going to show you

my favorite street artist from my city, Buenos Aires. 

Santiago Panichelli, Pedro Panichelli and Francisco Ferreyra are all visual art graduates wich share their

pasion for  painting  and art. Together the make this team called Triangulo Dorado. What I love about

their work is the use of color, it has the perfect combination between intuitive and studied, due to their

academic background that gives them the knowledge on color theory.Their work are usually huge


murals that you can see on the street or just riding the train, most of the time they are an image next to

a text that sets the mood for the image. 

Great color combination different shades of blue and purple, combine in such a way that they make a 

texture that looks absolutely organic

Car Poolers By Alejandro Cartagena

This is a photographic story on Mexican Car Poolers done By Artist Alejandro Cartagena, that I

loved. As a Latin American I see this daily and I  had never thought that someone can make something

artistic and fun on something that is absolutely normal here, like too many people in one car traveling

on a freeway like this. Its dangerous but its one of thous things that you just take for granted because

they are there and you wouldn't stop to think about. That's why I believe this serie is so good, because

of it's quotidianity because he puts on the spot something that is usually unseen.

Further Soaps on the Behance Network

Further Soaps on the Behance Network

Further is a line of skin care products, lotions and candles made from derived vegetable oil. Their products has a signature 


fragrance made of Bergamot, olive and exotic grasses. But the most important  facts is that it's sustainable and doesn't 


test their products on animals. So, in  order to create a package fit  for this product the  creative agency, Aesthetic 


Movement ,  made a package honoring the "made in the garage" tradition using cans and containers that would normally 


be used for oils and paint. It  resulted in this beautiful product line that reflects very well the nature of the product.

More of this Agency's work:

 More on the Agency's work on :www.aestheticmovement.com

Infinitely Kusama

Japanese 82-years-old Icon, Yayoi Kusama and Louis Vuitton will be launching their collection on July 

10th this year the collection is made of accesories, leather good, ready-to- wear  but of  course  the most 

expected by the fans will be the bags. It's not the first  time that Marc Jacobs and Kusama have 

collaborated, he is known to be very inspired by her work, in fact in the "Marc Jacobs and Louis 

Vuitton" documentary he has really interesting conversations with her. It will surely be a very natural 

collaboration.  I am not a fan a Vuitton, but I do think that Marc + Kusama is a match made in heaven, 

Im looking foward to see the complete collection.

Just some of Kusamas prior work:

Rack360 - Naolab ®

Rack360 - Naolab ®

The Rack 360 is an 80 cm tall stack of drawers, that open in a spiral way. It's practical an designed for 

small spaces because it only uses 10 cm of space to fit 12 drawers. Its pretty practical for color pencils,

 markers and DYT materials in general, I would  totally wear it for that, now I have all my stuff all over 

the place. What would you use it for?

http://www.naolab.com/index.php?p=73

Switcheroo by Hana Pusut

The idea is to get some couples to choose their own clothes and then switch it with their 


partner. This results in some funny images. The idea, is questioning gender, What makes 


us masculine us femenine? Why do we think are clothes makes us that way? I believe it's a 


very interesting experiment. Images speak for themselves.

I Specially like this two couples because  they also added attitude to the photos wich makes them a lot funner to watch an also puts emphasis on the  goal of them, which is exchanging roles.

Check out the  entire  collection at the artist website, It's worth it!!
http://www.sincerelyhana.com/projects/switcheroo/

Aaron Farley's Horizons

These are not real photographs of real things. The original photographs are of water and 


clouds and these are photographs of those photographs, turned on their side, moved, 


reshot, reprinted, cut and folded, and reassembled to create a different scene which still 


looks familiar. This is the way photographer Aaron Farley conceived his last project 


Horizons.