Giant Portraits in Kenyan Slums
Self described “undercover photographer” JR has created a giant photo exhibit in Kiberia, Kenya. The photos taken of women from the slum cover 2000 feet of roof tops, as well as being wrapped around the local train service (which completes the image twice a day). The exhibit, which also doubles as a second roof for the shacks it covers, is part of the photographers 28 Millimetres project.
[via Wooster Collective]
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Dan lives in Cape Town, South Africa (but from the UK originally). Tempted south by the promise of sub-tropical weather, non-stop BBQs (make that braais) and the curious dry-ice effect on the top of Table Mountain he now works at Atmosphere Communications (PR/Communications Agency). Dan also runs local style blog www.underfield.wordpress.com and contributes to www.dazeddigital.com amongst other publications.
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| TOPICS: | Arts & Culture, Display Categories |
| TAGS: | 28 Millimetres, Africa, JR, Kenya, Kiberia |
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