R2 Barbecue

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Santa and Darth

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Lost Dog

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Jonnie Skywalker

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Dog droid love

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Stormtrooper Dance

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Father and Son

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Who’s Your Daddy?

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Political humor

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Join the dark side

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Robot Love

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You Are Beautiful is a simple, powerful statement which is incorporated into the over absorption of mass media and lifestyles that are wrapped in consumer culture.

The intention behind this project is to reach beyond ourselves as individuals to make a difference by creating moments of positive self realization. We’re just attempting to make the world a little better.

The aim of this post is to attract more attention to the project by showcasing its most prominent installations:

Arizona

Chinatown, Philadelphia

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Missoula, Montana

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Chicago

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New Orleans

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Cups in a Fence Installation:

They put cups in a fence to spell out the phrase, and then they tracked the changes people made by rearranging the piece:

1. You are beautiful

2. You are bad

3. You are loved:

4. You are over

5. You are a fever

6. Disappointed

Billboard Installation:

More Installations:

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Ugly Wire Fence:

Beautiful tracery on an ugly wire fence – who might have thought!

Junk Heap:

Beautiful transparent sculptures made out of tape were placed right within a junk heap by the street artist Mark Jenkins:

Gutter

Two Brazilian street artists Anderson Augusto and Leonardo Delafuente began “the project with the purpose of changing and transforming daily life. The duo’s objective is to modify the means within which we all live” like gutter, for example:

Ruined Walls

Greek artist Alexandros Vasmoulakis has been placing beautiful artworks on the half-ruined walls of Athens:

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Ugly Door

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Street Faucet

Pixel artwork placed under the street faucet:

Manholes:

There a lot of examples of manholes art we covered before, here are more artworks placed on the streets of Milan:

Road signs

‘Signs of Spring‘ is a refreshing street art project by Mark Jenkins. He creatively transforms road signs into cute blooming flowers.