to readers, guest photographers and co-authors, thanks for five exciting years of pixels !
The subway is long. Art is longer.
Artist
Lars Arrhenius explores familiar pixel shapes from early days of computer graphics. Does this bring back any memories?
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Tunnelbana Thorildsplan (map) 29 May 2010
Your daily dose of Stockholm, Sweden - click on pictures to enlarge!
13 comments:
At one tile for one pixel I really can't see the 'art' part of the great Lars Arrhenius...
Love the work and its effect, though!
Beautiful. Great shot and funny!
Jag ser lappteknik av enklaste slag . :-)
Art has made such a difference here. When I grew up, this station used to be dreadfully boring.
VP: Do check out the link for more of the 'art' part...
Luis Gomez: Also, notice the litter! Over the years, some have commented that our stations are so incredibly clean.
Lena Johansson: Aha, en intressant spaning. Du menar att man kan se tillvaron som en form av slöjd och pyssel? :)
Good to have you all with us today.
Is that Inky or Binky?
Well, I like it and yes, it sure does remind me of my early days on the computer...pixels by the ones and twos!
Per!
Jag spanar efter mönster - var som helst.
Mosaikgolv, tegelstenar, kakel mm.
Mycket kan inspirera till textila mönster.
Lena
somehow reminds me of an old comp. game, cute art though!
Believe it or not, I was never into computer games. Not then, not ever.
Halcyon: What's your guess?
Jacob: Maybe today's graphics will be regarded with similar pity, someday by someone? A strange thought.
Lena Johansson: En mönstergill medborgare! :)
arabesque: Anything to brighten a station in a dull, boring environment.
Thanks everyone.
Memories indeed!
Not unlike computer games, once upon a time the subway was also associated with modern times and progress.
Thanks, Tinsie.
A few summers ago I lived in Thorildsplan. Thanks for the memories. With your photo-blog I relive my memories of living and working in this uber beautiful city and country. Cheers.
A few summers ago I lived in Thorildsplan. Thanks for the memories. With your photo-blog I relive my memories of living and working in this uber beautiful city and country. Cheers.
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