Source: Nims Divine

The Weird Girls Project is an ongoing art experiment created and produced concept

artist Kitty Von-Sometime. It evolves ‘Episode’ by ‘Episode’ and the participants mix

between those involved from the beginning and new members increasing with every event.

The latest special photo set for The Weird Girls Project were shot in Shanghai by Tang Ting

when Kitty made her first exploratory trip to China last year. Kitty said, “The concept of freeing

women from daily behavior is a particularly enjoyable and challenging idea to engage with

in China, and the production of such large-scale events with a huge language barrier

is also an adventure in itself.” The whole set of Shanghai special can be also view via flickr.





Here are couple of other episodes.





To view more you can click here.

Japanese artist 深堀隆介 creates these amazing three-dimensional fish paintings.







Have a look that how he turns the fishes into live.
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Bike is a very good and eco-friendly tool to swing through the city for

whatever reason and wherever you want to reach. If you can form a crew

with other riders and do something creative together is even perfect.

Secret Tour is going to co-organize a bike parade on 29 Jan 2012

(the fifth day of the CNY) at Wanchai with Wanchai Visual Archive. The tour

consists of three parts - Bike tour, Collect wishes from Wanchai citizen
and Debriefing session. You can check their facebook for more details.



BRIEFING SESSION
Date: 28/1/2012
Time: 20:00
Venue: Tai Lung Fung (5 Hing Wan Street, Wanchai, HK)

TOUR DETAILS
Date: 29/1/2012
Time: 13:30 - 16:30
Venue: Tai Lung Fung (5 Hing Wan Street, Wanchai, HK)
Fee: FREE
Seats: 20 Local citizens (Chinese speaking is a must, please bring your own BIKE)
Registration: josie@secrettourhk.com (with name, email, mobile and reason to participate)

The Japanese sensation called, デコトラ (dekotora, short for decoration truck)

has been around since the late 1960s.



Originally present only in northern Japan, the art of truck decorations

went mainstream with the release of the 1975 Toei (the company that produces

the awesome Kamen Rider series) movie, とらっくやろう (Torakku Yarô, Trucker)

and it’s subsequent sequels.





A lot of technology, engineering, and time goes into designing and setting up

the very elaborate light display that I can see. There must be a costly fix for

the truckers after hitting a small bump.



Here are some more dekotora photos. The images do speak for themselves.
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Dropped by Shiro’s blog, found these human canvases from the “Midnight Block Party”
presented by Mynority Classics last month which is a hip hop party night with lots of
Dee Jays, emcees, Bboys & Bgirls as well as Shiro herself as writer from Japan.
Looks like there was loads of fun.






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Just came across my friend Ole’s blog, found this interesting photo that

shows how those Shaolin Kung Fu students practice their concentration.

Do you want to learn?

Maleonn is a Chinese photographer, residing in Shanghai, who has shown

extensively across China & America. His fantastical works are well respected

and he has won many awards for his originality and rich color palette.

The following images are from his photo series “King of the Ridiculous”

that were shot in United Kingdom and Spain.









“This is a ridiculous and meaningless world originally. All that we said,

artworks, poems or lies are as worthless as dust. I play a joke so seriously,

spending all the time and passion to this boundless ridiculous, fighting against

nothingness by wasting.” probably is the message that Maleonn would like

to bring to audience through his photo series.

Source: ESP Visuals

Hand-painted fixed gear by Taiwanese graffiti artist Mr.Ogay.









Source: Fixed Gear Girl Taiwan

Some German graffiti artists travelled down to India at the beginning of

this month, perhaps they thought India is not colorful enough to them,

they aimed to bring more colors to the city Mumbai. German artists like

Zebster, Wok, Loomit, Tasso, etc flew to there to give some love to the Indian.









There are more photos of the German India project from FHTF facebook.