Good Morning Artist: Tabby This Vienna, Austria

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A freshly washed.. by Helga Stentzel
London, UK #Trump #Kiss

Thomas Baumgärtel Arte Luise Kunst-Hotel, Arte Luise Kunst-Hotel, room number 431, Berlin, Germany

🇨🇿Ne, není to lobotomie. Vypalování pih suchým ledem. Budapešť, 1937 🇬🇧No, it's not a lobotomy. Burning freckles with dry ice. Budapest, 1937

🇨🇿Je večer a tak tedy přeslička. 🇬🇧Ok, it's evening and so horsetail.

by Alexander Munoz Norway

Rethinking plastic Artist: Javier Jaen Barcelona, Spain

Artist: Reto Imhof Diessbach, Switzerland

Title: "He told me I had bad breath and gave me Mentos." 🤭 Artist: Andrés J. Colmenares
Colombia

Artist: Kültür Tava Location: Turkey

🇨🇿V roce 1989 Nike publikovala reklamu na tenisky s Keňany z kmene Samburu. Na konci reklamy mladý muž řekne frázi ve svém vlastním jazyce a na obrazovce se objeví tradiční slogan: „Just Do It“. Když reklamu viděl americký antropolog, řekl médiím, že Afričan ve skutečnosti říká: „Tohle nechci. Dej mi velké boty." Poté Nike přiznal, že filmový štáb nedokázal dosáhnout přesného překladu sloganu do jazyka kmene a nahrál improvizaci v domnění, že těmto slovům stejně nikdo nebude rozumět. 🇬🇧In 1989, Nike published a sneaker ad featuring Kenyans from the Samburu tribe. At the end of the ad, a young man says a phrase in his own language and the traditional slogan "Just Do It" appears on the screen. When an American anthropologist saw the ad, he told the media that the African was actually saying, “I don't want this. Give me big shoes." Afterwards, Nike admitted that the film crew could not achieve an accurate translation of the slogan into the tribe's language and recorded an improvisation, thinking that no one would understand the words anyway.

Title: "The very best cloud jazz piano player" Artist: Chris Judge Original photo by Mary Weintraub Loug

Title: "You are what you eat" Artist: Falco Crea Cape Town, South Africa

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