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crossconnectmag: Yasuto Sasada is an 27-year-old artist from...
Yasuto Sasada is an 27-year-old artist from Okyama, Japan.
Combining traditional Japanese cultural tropes with a sci-fi sensibility, he gave a collection that was both eye-catching and whimsically interesting.
I draw creatures ranging from tigers, toki (Japanese crested ibis), crayfish and many more… These creatures are revived, and re-start to breathe and regain their well-being. Nonetheless, all of these creatures will have a machine installed in their bodies and regain their lives. This is my message of “life” towards all living creatures.
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images courtesy CATM Chelsea
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crossconnectmag: Yasuto Sasada is an 27-year-old artist from... crss
crssYasuto Sasada is an 27-year-old artist from Okyama, Japan.
Combining traditional Japanese cultural tropes with a sci-fi sensibility, he gave a collection that was both eye-catching and whimsically interesting.
I draw creatures ranging from tigers, toki (Japanese crested ibis), crayfish and many more… These creatures are revived, and re-start to breathe and regain their well-being. Nonetheless, all of these creatures will have a machine installed in their bodies and regain their lives. This is my message of “life” towards all living creatures.
Follow him on Instagram.
images courtesy CATM Chelsea
Enjoy taking photos? Check us out on Flickr!
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Maunsell Sea Forts - small fortified towers built in the Thames and Mersey estuaries during the Second World War to help defend the United Kingdom.
The Maunsell Army Forts were designed and named after Guy Maunsell. The towers were built on land and floated out to sea in 1943. These small fortified towers were used as anti-aircraft defense in the Second World War for the United Kingdom. The army forts carried 4 QF 3.75 inch guns and 2 Bofors 40 mm guns. During the World War the forts shot down 22 aircraft and 30 or more flying bombs.
The tower forts were decommissioned in the late 1950’s and abandoned in 1958. One of the Shivering Sands towers was hit in 1963 by the boat Ribersborg which caused it to fall into the ocean, without harming anything.
Nore Army Fort was part of the original standing towers. It was badly damaged in 1953 when the ship Baalbek had collided with it. The wreck severely damaged the Nore Fort, killing 4 civilians, and destroying guns, supplies, and radar equipment. The ruins were considered hazardous for other ships and vessels and dismantled in 1960. These pieces were taken ashore and remain near the village of Cliffe in Kent, England.
In 1964, Screaming Lord Sutch, of the Monster Raving Looney Party, set up a pirate radio station called Radio Sutch in one of the old towers. He quickly got bored with the project and gave it to Reginald Calvert, who expanded the pirate radio to all five towers and called it Radio City.
Project Redsands is planning to conserve the fort at Redsand and not let it continue to fall into decay.
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