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�Living-Space� by Fat Heat and Bea P�ntya, 2016 Arany Janos utca Budapest, September 2017 �While walking around in Budapest�s 5. district you might stumble upon a strange building between the usual gray ones. This 28 meter giant, standing on its wooden legs gives a curious look from it�s windows to the people walking by on the streets. The mural is the creation Fat Heat and Bea P�ntya, and it was executed within this years Colourful City Budapest festival. But it�s not just an other mural, it really can come alive. With the help of the recent technology of augmented reality, the artist dwelled into the depth of animation to make it move. So now all you have to do to reanimate it, is to walk there, have your smartphone with you, download and launch the LARA application and turn your phone against the wall.� ( Living-Space , Fat Heat)

Clarges Mews, Mayfair London, September 2016

Street musician Via Garibaldi Genoa, April 2016

Red heart cycle stand by Graham McLoughlin Beak Street, Soho London, September 2016 �Cyclehoop teamed up with Hackney based artist Graham McLoughlin and the British Heart Foundation to place 14 #HeartsOfLondon cycle stands across Central London. This installation is designed to promote cycling in the city and celebrate British design, but more importantly, raise awareness for the work of the British Heart Foundation. Accompanying the heart-shaped hoops are a sticker, stating �Share the love by making a donation to the British Heart Foundation � all you need to do is text �LNDN86 �5� to 70070.�� ( Lovehoops Installed around London , CycleHoop)