The Monochrome Experience: Never Go Out Of Style

Get inspired by these 10 quotes that will never go out of style:

Retailer Jeffrey Kalinsky: “I’ve always loved fashion for the ability to present yourself in your own way.”

Alexander McQueen: “I think there is beauty in everything. What ‘normal’ people perceive as ugly, I can usually see something of beauty in it.”

Bill Cunningham: “Fashion is the armor to survive the reality of everyday life.”

Bill Blass: “When in doubt, wear red.”

Ralph Lauren: “I don’t design clothes. I design dreams.”

Yves Saint Laurent: “Fashions fade, style is eternal.”

Marc Jacobs: “I always find beauty in things that are odd and imperfect, they are much more interesting.”

Coco Chanel: “I don’t do fashion. I am fashion.”

Giorgio Armani: “Elegance is not standing out, but being remembered.”

Alexander Wang: “Anyone can get dressed up and glamorous, but it is how people dress in their days off that are the most intriguing.”

The Monochrome Experience: Whimsy Light

The light is whimsical, fortunately. Watch this woman, down the subway scales. She wears a very radical hairstyle. Half shaved hair, with the shell (half head) in sight. And the light, as the bold hairstyle points out, illuminates just the place of the shorter hair. A form of light that is repeated under the staggered step.
The other two photographs have peculiar relationships: the girl in the dress and the cone of circulation; the infused boy and the others who see him understood.

The Monochrome Experience: Wrapped Statues in White Cloth and Nets

Modern art visited the Columbus monument in Barcelona. A necessary restoration of the statues of the base (66 ft) wide circle, with four staircases. For me, in my humble opinion, now the statues from the buttresses and against the pedestal reach the top artistic zenith. They should always be like that: wrapped in white fabrics and knotted networks. The viewer imagines the interior they hide, emulating the artistic works of Christo Javacheff. Awesome!

The Monochrome Experience: Warning To The Seagulls

The sea is the canvas. The torso man is a white spot. The woman with the sunglasses and the enigmatic smile, the time. The needles of the horizon obey a certain order and a warning to the seagulls: do not rest here, or you will prick the feathers.

The Monochrome Experience: Giants

Photographing giants is a festive activity that modifies our human scale. We are insignificant if we compare ourselves with them. They dance and wear their best clothes. It is something magnificent that allows us to daydream and forget the gear of wealth redistribution and the intrusive digital marketing.

 

 

The Monochrome Experience: Avoid Plastic!

#1
Exchange plastic bags for reusable ones, carts or baskets.

#2
Do not use plastic cups, plates and cutlery when you are away from home.

#3
Buy your food in bulk and avoid excess packaging, such as trays.

#4
Change the plastic caps by stainless steel or glass.

#5
Avoid the use of cosmetics that have plastic microspheres in their composition.

#6
Drink tap water, not bottled water.

#7
Choose containers for your drinks and liquids that are returnable, such as glass, instead of brick and plastic bottles.

#8
Reduce your baby’s exposure to plastic, not using plastic bottles.

#9
Look for wooden, cloth, or latex and natural rubber toys.

#10
Say no to disposable razors.

#11
Try to get hygiene and personal care products that are not packed in plastics and that do not contain microplastics in their composition.

#12
Avoid cleaning products packed in plastic.

#13
Refill metal lighters.

#14
If it is impossible, then reduce your plastic consumption further.

 

 

The Monochrome Experience: Up

Seeing the world on the shoulders of the father or mother is a wonderful thing. Some of us hardly remember the beautiful views, there, in the heights. These privileged views only run for a short period. Because the boy or girl grows and gain weight, which contributes to abandon childhood in some way and enter the territory of reality. Parents are no longer giants and little ones have become teenagers.