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Filed under: Barking, Bethan Wood, Facarde, follies, public space, super fake
Follies started off in late 16th/17th century, as decorative view point , in the same way we might now paint one wall in or house as a ‘accent ‘ colour , great estates would build a follie creating a decorative accents i.e. a ‘picturesque ‘ ruin towers.
Broadway Tower Broadway, Worcestershire, England,
Folly – Paris
Barking folly – designed by Muff Archutects
Dura-Coignet folly – http://tussen-ruimte.nl/page.php?id=W-0706
Photos taken of the Polish Shop interior in Barking ,
Wall – Rustic effect , paint, plaster
Stool – Rustic effect – foe stone – Paint
From my walk up Kingsland Road
front – foe marble tiles – Mangal Turkish Takeaway – Dalston
front Foe Mabel ceramic Tile -Stone Cave, restaurant – Dalston
Filed under: Barking, Bethan Wood, Public Pattern, super fake | Tags: city, colour, fake, public space
Ceramic ‘marble’ tiles - Takeaway, Barking
Ceramic ‘mosaic’ tiles – Takeaway Barking
Filed under: Bethan Wood, Public Pattern, super fake | Tags: city, colour, fake, pattern, public space
this is one of my favorite patterns i have found its from the floor of a African Takeaway
Cork vinyl flooring – Kingsland Road – East London
Vinyl flooring – from platform 2 unofficial social club East London
Filed under: Bethan Wood, Nature, public space, super fake | Tags: fake, landscape, Nature, public space
Superficelle by Michel de broin.
made with glue mirror and cement, the rock reflects the woodland that surrounds it,
fragmenting its surrounds it disappears/ melts away to leave a different view a surreal of the
natural. for more of his work go to http://micheldebroin.org
