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Pirate Printers Take Street Art Seriously And Print Shirt Straight On Utility Covers

Berlin-based art collective Raubdruckerin also known as Pirate Printer conquers the streets of  Amsterdam, Lisbon, and Paris and numerous other locations to create geometric and font savvy printed shirts and totes directly from public street fixtures such as vents, utility grates and manhole covers. The urban inspired shirts are a creative venture by the artists to integrate street art, literally, into the product.

Teamlab introduces Interactive Digital Art Installation Composed Of Countless Lights

Japanese creative collective teamLab introduced the largest exhibition of digital art and light mapping in Tokyo that uses the concept of light, space and reflection to create a unique immersive experience. The installation covers an area of 3000 square meters that hypnotises the audience with hundreds and thousands of psychedelic lights in an isolated space.

“I don’t know nothing for certainty, but seeing the stars make me dream. - Vincent van Gogh