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How Things are Built
I spend a lot of time looking up in Europe. Seattle (and the rest of the US?) just doesn't feature this kind of construction.
This bit of detailing was still unmarred in a building actively being torn down. By now it's probably a pile of dust.
Wonderous layers are exposed as the surface is peeled back.Labels: Art Projects
1 Comments:
Thanks for reminding me that I need to get a real camera, and that Europe has lots of cool stuff.
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