Is Projecting Faces On Amazon Jungle "Art" or More Of A Statement?

Kenneth Coo Published 11/28/2016 in wow

Philippe Echaroux made Indian from Surui tribe appear on the Amazon Jungle in his Street Art 2.0 project.

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This looks simple- faces being shown on trees, but it is more than that.
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The first thing it does is creating art without destroying. Is street art you paint on a wall changing it.
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Street Art 2.0 is an illusion, it is etheric is is there but not exactly and it will disappear and these photos are the only remainder.
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We finish with the most important message- these faces belong to people that live there; and when the trees disappear so will the faces, and when the Amazon Jungle is gone so will the people that live there.
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Philippe Echaroux said a lot about the frailness of art and human lives. Was it more art or a statement? I think good art is a statement and the statement is- by destroying our surroundings we, in the end, destroy ourselves.

1.
This looks simple- faces being shown on trees, but it is more than that.
2.
The first thing it does is creating art without destroying. Is street art you paint on a wall changing it.
3.
Street Art 2.0 is an illusion, it is etheric is is there but not exactly and it will disappear and these photos are the only remainder.
4.
5.
6.
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8.
We finish with the most important message- these faces belong to people that live there; and when the trees disappear so will the faces, and when the Amazon Jungle is gone so will the people that live there.
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Philippe Echaroux said a lot about the frailness of art and human lives. Was it more art or a statement? I think good art is a statement and the statement is- by destroying our surroundings we, in the end, destroy ourselves.