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Election '24: Trump Projected As Winner Indonesia Warches, Bandung, West Java - 06 Nov 2024
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Algi Febri Sugita/ZUMA Press Wire/Shutterstock (14874035b)
A man holds a smartphone showing result election vote website as she awaits the 2024 US election vote count between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris in Bandung, Indonesia. American voters have gone to the polls to determine the 47th president of the United States. Polling over recent weeks has indicated a tight race between Democratic presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, and Republican presidential nominee, former President Donald Trump, to succeed President Joe Biden in the White House.
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546a)
The Israeli and American flags are projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546b)
The Israeli and American flags are projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546c)
An Ultra-Orthodox Jew walks past the Israeli and American flags projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546d)
A woman takes a photo of the Israeli and American flags are projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546e)
The Israeli and American flags are projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546f)
An Ultra-Orthodox Jew walks past the Israeli and American flags projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546g)
The Israeli and American flags are projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546i)
The Israeli and American flags are projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546h)
The Israeli and American flags are projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Die israelische und die US-Flagge werden während des Besuchs von US-Präsident Joe Biden auf die alte Stadtmauer in Jerusalem projiziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Debbie Hill/UPI/Shutterstock (13032546j)
The Israeli and American flags are projected on the Old City Wall in Jerusalem during the visit of U.S. President Joe Biden, on Wednesday, July 14, 2022.
Israeli and American Flags Projected In Jerusalem, Israel - 14 Jul 2022
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NEWS - Gedenkfeier für Senator Bob Dole im U.S. Capitol in Washington
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sarah Silbiger/UPI/Shutterstock (12638351p)
An imagine of Sen. Bob Dole, R-KS, is projected on screens during a Congressional memorial service at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, DC on Thursday, December 9, 2021. Dole, who served on Capitol Hill for 36 years, died in his sleep on December 5 at the age of 98.
Memorial service for Sen. Bob Dole at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, District of Columbia, United States - 09 Dec 2021
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10486596a)
William Blake's final masterpiece is projected onto the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in celebration of the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration of "Ancient of Days", 1827, can be seen until 1 December as part of a collaboration between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Britain, which is currently staging the UK's largest survey of work for a generation.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10486596b)
William Blake's final masterpiece is projected onto the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in celebration of the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration of "Ancient of Days", 1827, can be seen until 1 December as part of a collaboration between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Britain, which is currently staging the UK's largest survey of work for a generation.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10486596d)
William Blake's final masterpiece is projected onto the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in celebration of the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration of "Ancient of Days", 1827, can be seen until 1 December as part of a collaboration between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Britain, which is currently staging the UK's largest survey of work for a generation.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10486596c)
William Blake's final masterpiece is projected onto the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in celebration of the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration of "Ancient of Days", 1827, can be seen until 1 December as part of a collaboration between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Britain, which is currently staging the UK's largest survey of work for a generation.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10486596f)
William Blake's final masterpiece is projected onto the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in celebration of the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration of "Ancient of Days", 1827, can be seen until 1 December as part of a collaboration between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Britain, which is currently staging the UK's largest survey of work for a generation.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10486596e)
William Blake's final masterpiece is projected onto the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in celebration of the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration of "Ancient of Days", 1827, can be seen until 1 December as part of a collaboration between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Britain, which is currently staging the UK's largest survey of work for a generation.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10486596h)
William Blake's final masterpiece is projected onto the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in celebration of the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration of "Ancient of Days", 1827, can be seen until 1 December as part of a collaboration between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Britain, which is currently staging the UK's largest survey of work for a generation.
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX (10486596g)
William Blake's final masterpiece is projected onto the iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral, in celebration of the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration of "Ancient of Days", 1827, can be seen until 1 December as part of a collaboration between St Paul's Cathedral and Tate Britain, which is currently staging the UK's largest survey of work for a generation.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Guy Bell/REX (10486594b)
The iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral is illuminated with William Blake's final masterpiece to celebrate the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration Ancient of Days 1827 was described by Blake as 'the best I have ever finished' and will be visible across London each evening throughout the weekend. It was organised by the Tate Britain which is currently running an exhibition of his works.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Guy Bell/REX (10486594c)
The iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral is illuminated with William Blake's final masterpiece to celebrate the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration Ancient of Days 1827 was described by Blake as 'the best I have ever finished' and will be visible across London each evening throughout the weekend. It was organised by the Tate Britain which is currently running an exhibition of his works.
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FEATURE - William Blakes 'Ancient of Days 1827' wird auf St Paul's Cathedral, London projeziert
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Guy Bell/REX (10486594d)
The iconic dome of St Paul's Cathedral is illuminated with William Blake's final masterpiece to celebrate the artist's birthday.
William Blake's 'Ancient of Days 1827' projected onto St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - 27 Nov 2019
The illustration Ancient of Days 1827 was described by Blake as 'the best I have ever finished' and will be visible across London each evening throughout the weekend. It was organised by the Tate Britain which is currently running an exhibition of his works.
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NEWS - London gedenkt dem Anschlag beim Westminster
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Chattle/REX/Shutterstock (9473878l)
#London United projected onto the Houses of Parliament.
Westminster terrorist attack anniversary, London, UK. - 22 Mar 2018.
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NEWS - London gedenkt dem Anschlag beim Westminster
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Chattle/REX/Shutterstock (9473878m)
#London United projected onto the Houses of Parliament.
Westminster terrorist attack anniversary, London, UK. - 22 Mar 2018.
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NEWS - London gedenkt dem Anschlag beim Westminster
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Matthew Chattle/REX/Shutterstock (9473878k)
#London United projected onto the Houses of Parliament.
Westminster terrorist attack anniversary, London, UK. - 22 Mar 2018.
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FEATURE - Poppies zieren auch den Big Ben
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (7432175b)
The Queen Elizabeth II Tower, otherwise known as Big Ben, is illuminated at dusk with a projection of poppies and poems to commemorate Remembrance Sunday.
Poppies projected onto Big Ben, London, UK - 13 Nov 2016
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FEATURE - Poppies zieren auch den Big Ben
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Stephen Chung/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (7432175e)
The Queen Elizabeth II Tower, otherwise known as Big Ben, is illuminated at dusk with a projection of poppies and poems to commemorate Remembrance Sunday.
Poppies projected onto Big Ben, London, UK - 13 Nov 2016
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NEWS - Brexit Referendum: Grossbritannien verlässt die EU
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joel Goodman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (5736448m)
UKIP's Steven Woolfe celebrates at the declaration in the EU referendum at Manchester Town Hall after it is projected that LEAVE will win .
EU Referendum, Vote Announcement, UK - 24 Jun 2016
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NEWS - Brexit Referendum: Grossbritannien verlässt die EU
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joel Goodman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (5736448o)
Ukip Leave campaigners celebrate at the declaration in the EU referendum at Manchester Town Hall after it is projected that LEAVE will win .
EU Referendum, Vote Announcement, UK - 24 Jun 2016
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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NEWS - Brexit Referendum: Grossbritannien verlässt die EU
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joel Goodman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (5736448q)
Vote Leave supporters embrace and cheer after it is announced that Leave are projected to win , at the declaration in the EU referendum at Manchester Town Hall .
EU Referendum, Vote Announcement, UK - 24 Jun 2016
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NEWS - Brexit Referendum: Grossbritannien verlässt die EU
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joel Goodman/LNP/REX/Shutterstock (5736448p)
Vote Leave supporters embrace and cheer after it is announced that Leave are projected to win , at the declaration in the EU referendum at Manchester Town Hall .
EU Referendum, Vote Announcement, UK - 24 Jun 2016
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General Election polling day, London, Britain - 07 May 2015
Mandatory Credit: Photo by REX Shutterstock (4756113y)
Images of the main party leaders and exit poll results are projected onto the walls of the BBC Broadcasting House after polls close for the 2015 General elections in Britain. Pictured: The Labour Party's Ed Miliband
General Election polling day, London, Britain - 07 May 2015
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252aa)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252z)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252y)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252x)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252n)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252w)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252v)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252t)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252u)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252q)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252s)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252p)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252r)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252o)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252m)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252k)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux, Marseille, France - Mar 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Philippe Echaroux/REX (3643252j)
Painting With Lights by Philippe Echaroux
Haunting faces have been appearing at locations around France.
The arty apparitions are the work of Philippe Echaroux, who calls his work 'Painting With Lights'.
Philippe says he wanted to make street art that did not deface property and would only last for a fleeting moment.
He works by hooking a projector up to a computer and portable generator and then beaming portraits onto trees, buildings, harbour walls and rock faces.
Explaining what he calls "Street Art 2.0.", Philippe says: "My goal was, as a photographer, to give back the light I captured every day.
"In my street art vision, I am aiming to produce an art that never gives any clue of its passage. I mean doing some street art, yes, but non-destructive one.
"I love the Banksy work, and all the graffiti style, I just don't feel like doing the same. That for me is what a real artist must be, someone trying to produce new things.
"More I like my art to be like playing a song live, it exists only few minutes but it can stay forever in your head."
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/KZWKCJEYA (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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