This Building’s Not On Fire, But Does Need Your Help [Projectors]

Dec 30th 2010
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In a run-down area of Vancouver, artist Isabelle Hayeur drew attention to the numerous issues plaguing abandoned buildings (corresponding to homelessness, drug use and prostitution). She played 15 minute videos of fireside, projecting them to the skin world. [ DesignBoom ]

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