A close-up shot of "Work 4" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq.
If you would like to see a full image, here it is.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
A close-up shot of "Work 4" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq.
If you would like to see a full image, here it is.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
A close-up shot of "Work 4" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq.
If you would like to see a full image, here it is.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
A close-up shot of "Work 4" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq.
If you would like to see a full image, here it is.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
A close-up shot of "Work 4" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq.
If you would like to see a full image, here it is.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
A close-up shot of "Work 4" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq.
If you would like to see a full image, here it is.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Long-exposured and hand-shaked picture of "Work 1" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an Iraqi artist.
Visit "Lan to Iraq" website for "official" images of his other works.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Long-exposured and hand-shaked picture of "Work 1" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an Iraqi artist.
Visit "Lan to Iraq" website for "official" images of his other works.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Long-exposured and hand-shaked picture of "Work 1" by Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an Iraqi artist.
Visit "Lan to Iraq" website for "official" images of his other works.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Mr Hani Al-Dalla Ali's paintings.
Visit "Lan to Iraq" website for "official" images of his works.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
(one and a half hour from central Tokyo.)
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Mr Hani Al-Dalla Ali's paintings.
Visit "Lan to Iraq" website for "official" images of his works.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
(one and a half hour from central Tokyo.)
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Painted by Hani Al-Dalla Ali and artists from Iraq respectively.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
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Painted by Hani Al-Dalla Ali and artists from Iraq respectively.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Painted by Hani Al-Dalla Ali.
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Mr Hani Al-Dalla Ali's paintings laid on the floor just after the exhibition finished.
I arrived just in time (two minutes before the gallery's closing) and I was lucky to witness this extremely rare sight.
Visit "Lan to Iraq" website for "official" images of his works.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
(one and a half hour from central Tokyo.)
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Mr Hani Al-Dalla Ali's paintings laid on the floor just after the exhibition finished.
I arrived just in time (two minutes before the gallery's closing) and I was lucky to witness this extremely rare sight.
Visit "Lan to Iraq" website for "official" images of his works.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
(one and a half hour from central Tokyo.)
I wouldn't claim copyright for this picture, because this is someone else's work of art, but please respect the painter's right.
Projected image from a film of Lan To Iraq" project.
Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq, visits Japan for his exhibitions in Tokyo, Sapporo, Hiroshima and Kawagoe.
He was born in 1969 in Iraq, and studied at the Institute on Fine Art, Baghdad. He also went to Warsaw Academy of Fine Art, Poland, with scholarship for preservation and restoration.
He lived in Baghdad until five months ago, when he left for Anman, Jordan, because the situation in the capital of Iraq was far from safe.
His works of art are just stunning. Visit "Lan to Iraq" website to view the images.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
(one and a half hour from central Tokyo.)
Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq, visits Japan for his exhibitions in Tokyo, Sapporo, Hiroshima and Kawagoe.
He was born in 1969 in Iraq, and studied at the Institute on Fine Art, Baghdad. He also went to Warsaw Academy of Fine Art, Poland, with scholarship for preservation and restoration.
He lived in Baghdad until five months ago, when he left for Anman, Jordan, because the situation in the capital of Iraq was far from safe.
His works of art are just stunning. Visit "Lan to Iraq" website to view the images.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
(one and a half hour from central Tokyo.)
Hani Al-Dalla Ali, an artist from Iraq, visits Japan for his exhibitions in Tokyo, Sapporo, Hiroshima and Kawagoe.
He was born in 1969 in Iraq, and studied at the Institute on Fine Art, Baghdad. He also went to Warsaw Academy of Fine Art, Poland, with scholarship for preservation and restoration.
He lived in Baghdad until five months ago, when he left for Anman, Jordan, because the situation in the capital of Iraq was far from safe.
His works of art are just stunning. Visit "Lan to Iraq" website to view the images.
-- picture taken on 23 November 2005, at Kurasse Kawagoe, Kawagoe-city, Saitama, Japan.
(one and a half hour from central Tokyo.)
Better viewed large.
HOPE is a brand of cigarette, it's like "my grandfather's brand" for me.
There also is Peace ciggy. It's for my another grandfather.
On the night of Sunday 16 October 2005. Tokyo, Japan.
Weather: cloudy.
On the night of Sunday 16 October 2005. Tokyo, Japan.
Weather: cloudy.
On the night of Sunday 16 October 2005. Tokyo, Japan.
Weather: cloudy.
On the night of Sunday 16 October 2005. Tokyo, Japan.
Weather: cloudy.
On the night of Sunday 16 October 2005. Tokyo, Japan.
Weather: cloudy.
Spray paint on a half-transparent acrylic board. 2005. Best viewed large.
... The overpass had so many graffitis. With this one, it seems that someone had written the red part, and that someone else later tried to erase it with white. (I'm viewing from the rear side here.)
Taken on the big overpass where other pictures (one of them) are taken.
