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artist alessandro paglia has forever been fascinated by the elegant simplicity of black and white, and has produced a series of drawings of classic cars.

Alejandro Kirchuk captured the struggle and the vitality of those who live in the basin of Argentina’s notoriously polluted Riachuelo River.

Learn about the entire history of “unidentified submerged objects.” Because it's not just UFOs out there.

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Blurring the lines between figurative and abstract paintings, artist Silvia Pelissero concocts these stunning watercolor illustrations. The Italy-based

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Our celestial neighbour has inspired countless artists throughout history. Our constant companion is always present on our journey through space. Living in London stargazing can be tricky, but the moon never disappoints. The dusky ball of rock in the sky sure is beautiful and that’s why we love to