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Bringing to light to one of the largest
and decrepit areas of Africa, artist JR created a massive showcase in Kibera Kenya.
Taking over a year of planning and organization, the artist covered over 2,000
square meters (approximately 25,500 square feet) of rooftop with eyes taken from
the very female inhabitants of Kibera. In addition to the eyes seen on the
rooftops, eyes have also been pasted onto a local train and for small periods at
a time, intersecting with hillside smiles to create a face. More images can be
seen at JR-Art.net.

p.s.s. I HOPE that exhibit raises awarene$$!

SONG OF THE POST:
Smile (Hide My Tears) (Feat. Maxwell & Twista) - The Alchemist
MY ITCH is CRAZY!! lol r u serious
chocolate high by indiarie!!

fyi: He is of Samoan descent. Despite Polamalu's hard-hitting style on the gridiron, he is known off-the-field as a soft-spoken, Christian family man.
Polamalu is an Eastern Orthodox Christian, having converted through the influence of his wife Theodora. He makes the Sign of the Cross after every play (from right to left, in the Eastern Christian manner, as opposed to the more familiar left to right motion in the West). Among his spiritual activities is a pilgrimage to Greek Orthodox sites in Greece and Turkey, taken in 2007
KUDOS: the youngest coach to win a superbowl!!!
GO MIKE TOMLiN smooth brotha;
