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I spend hours and hours on a couple of bridges in Hanoi waiting for vendors to pass by to show the beauty, symmetry, and art street vendors create every day without knowing it.
Imagine getting up at 4 every morning, packing your bicycle with as many vegetables or fruit as you possibly can and walking around with a heavy cycle for kilometers every day. Not knowing the beauty you make every single day! I talked to some of these women, often female migrants coming to the city trying to earn a little extra money. They have to work very hard, earn little money and work conditions are not very good.
I am publishing a book filled with images like these, please help me realize my project!
More info: kickstarter.com | loesheerink.com
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Ged Maybury 8 years ago
Thank you for your perspective, Ms Heerink. They are indeed works of unintentional art. But for me, this was an intense glimpse into the lives of others that must struggle every day, to keep body and soul together. I've never known that struggle.
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Pualani Dalton 8 years ago
Absolutely beautiful, but the struggle that goes into this kind of art! There is beauty in everything...
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Loes Heerink (Post author) 8 years ago
Thanks! Sometimes patience is the key ;)!
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Diễn đàn Designer Việt Nam 8 years ago
I am Vietnamese. I'm happy when you do this. Hope you will achieve the goal of the project. I introduced this article on some communities in Vietnam hope it will be helpful to you. https://designervn.net/threads/kickstarter-ha-ni-cun-sach-anh-dc-dao-lam-ni-bt-ve-dep-cua-nguoi-ban-hang-rong-tren-ph-ha.1386/
varwenea 8 years ago
I've traveled to southern China where folks tie mattresses, a mini-wall of poultry cages with poultries inside, industrial pipes, huge blocks of foam, and all sorts of unimaginably huge things on the backs of bikes and motorbikes, including a family of 5, maybe 6 on one bike. These photos are so much more soothing than what I have seen. Thank you for that.
Loes Heerink (Post author) 8 years ago
That happens in Vietnam too! And I cant even properly cycle with the groceries XD
Load More Replies... Loes Heerink (Post author) 8 years ago
Thanks! Sometimes patience is the key ;)!
Load More Replies... Diễn đàn Designer Việt Nam 8 years ago
I am Vietnamese. I'm happy when you do this. Hope you will achieve the goal of the project. I introduced this article on some communities in Vietnam hope it will be helpful to you. https://designervn.net/threads/kickstarter-ha-ni-cun-sach-anh-dc-dao-lam-ni-bt-ve-dep-cua-nguoi-ban-hang-rong-tren-ph-ha.1386/
varwenea 8 years ago
I've traveled to southern China where folks tie mattresses, a mini-wall of poultry cages with poultries inside, industrial pipes, huge blocks of foam, and all sorts of unimaginably huge things on the backs of bikes and motorbikes, including a family of 5, maybe 6 on one bike. These photos are so much more soothing than what I have seen. Thank you for that.
Loes Heerink (Post author) 8 years ago
That happens in Vietnam too! And I cant even properly cycle with the groceries XD
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