Urban environment

The Joseph Bellows Gallery shares the late Wayne Sorce's "Urban Color" series of NYC in the late '70s and early '80s.

When we look at towering skyscrapers, we usually enjoy how majestic they make the skyline look. But every structure casts a shadow.

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Imagine waking up in a dystopian world where all trees are plastic, where all streets are buried in piles of trash, where pollution is so bad you can’t see the sky, and where rivers have turned into concrete.

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utilitarianarchitecture Highway Maze Hakozaki Junction. #BRUTgroup photo by @dillemma_photography via #utilitarianarchitectur

Wild Concrete is a photographic series of Romain Jacquet-Lagreze that has been published as a photo book in May 2014. It is a series about the resilience of nature in an urban environment. Focusing solely on the phenomena of trees sprouting from residential buildings in the busy districts of Hong Kong, Wild Concrete compares the living conditions between plants and humans both growing in a harsh surroundings. In this series the trees share the same exceptional qualities as their human…

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An epically concrete jungle in urban China