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Nature’s Revenge by Ludo

Ludo is a Paris-based street artist who created this series of wheatpastes titled ‘Nature’s Revenge.’ His images contrast natural elements - plants and flowers - with human inventions - technology and weapons.

Link to the artist’s website. Found on Unurth, TwisterSifter and FatCap via People and Place.

3 Responses to “Nature’s Revenge by Ludo”

Lily Ruiz says:
February 27, 2011 at 12:16 am
me encantan las pinturas en los muros q le permiten cierta vida a la ciudad! bueisimo
Mandy says:
March 15, 2011 at 3:46 am
Beautiful work!!!
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