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Colorful interactive installation by Daniel Escobar

What is music like when you can't hear it? Colombian interactive artist, Daniel Escobar Vásquez, created an interactive installation called Marimba Inclusiva that helps deaf people feel the music. In this case, a marimba de chonta, a traditional instrument from Colombia’s Pacific coast, acts as an interface, which allows deaf people to experience sound through vibrations. Thanks to a combination of sensors and colorful educative video mapping projections, any deaf person can feel the rhythm and learn to play the instrument.

The fantastic world of the Norwegian born and based artist, Martin Whatson. He finds beauty in what is commonly dismissed as ugly or out of style and creates beautiful urban art blending graffiti, stencil art and decay together. 

The art of trash - Portuguese urban artist Bordalo II transforms garbage into colorful works of art. He explores mixed media using a wood stand base and the result is a series of upcycled object collages (garbage). The artist sees it not only as a way to recycle but also a critique of the world we live in, where we often have nice things, which are based on junk without realizing it.

THE RETURN OF THE RUDE BOY is a photo series by African Fashion Stylist, Set Designer and Prop Master, Kevo Abbra, as a tribute to his visionary father. The series features his father’s former friends and colleagues in the tailoring industry in the ghetto, who now and then set up tribute shows in different hoods in Nairobi and model their latest collections.