Swiss Street Art (Unframed)
The town of Vevey, Switzerland, serves as the backdrop for a 2010 project which I am very excited about: “Unframed”. Artist JR has chosen this historical setting in order to project works of art onto its buildings.
The outcome is a string of interesting contrasts, where famous works of art appear in entirely new contexts. Among others, I particularly like the “Bauhaus” image, which dates back to Germany’s re-building efforts after World War I.
See for yourself and let us know which one is your favorite:
(via unurth, pictures courtesy of JR)
Dimitri Burkhard
Founder, Editor-in-Chief at Newly Swissed GmbH
As the founder, editor and community manager of Newly Swissed, Dimitri owns the strategic vision. He is passionate about storytelling and is a member of the Swiss Travelwriters Club.
Dimitri loves discovering new trends and covers architecture, design, start-ups and tourism.
Dimitri loves discovering new trends and covers architecture, design, start-ups and tourism.
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