Have an ice day

On Place Flagey beginning Frebruary!

Among others there were also : 

• Have an ICE Day
• Have a PrIC€less Day
• Have a twICE a nICE day
• Have a magnifICEnt day
• Have a Spicy Day 

For the blog of the artist see www.maximalisme.be

Everything is OK

Nice One!!!

What is time?

(attention: this action is not really anonymous... but today my brain couldn't think of anything!)

So! Due to recent hyperactivity, last week's special didn't get a post, nor updated to a new special.
And seeing how things are going, last week's special will be this week's too.
Time doubled.
Or did it rather go too slow?

Oh, time, time.

What does your time like to do? Does it linger on daydreams? Does it speed like a train when you brush your teeth?

Next time somebody asks you "what time is it?", try give them an answer they do not expect.


Time to daydream? To slow down? To smile at the next person that shares the pavement with you?

Maybe it's your time to break somebody's Q&A rutine!

Take as much as you need

It could be "love", or it could be "hugs".
It could also be "something interesting", and you could write at the back a food-for-thought quote, an awesome website, or a place in town you love.
It could be, as well: "The Revolution" take as much as you need. And on the back you could encourage people to do little actions to crack capitalism, as John Holloway theorizes about.
As always, it could be anything you want it to be.

Seedbombs

From Masta #5 http://creativeacts.org/

There are bombs that are not deadly or destructive. These bombs are made of clay, compost, soil and seeds. The result is an explosion of colours, a nice smell and green all around you.
The idea of seed bombs came from New York where people started getting fed up with the large amount of empty lots in their neighbourhood but as there were fences around these places it was impossible to be able to plant things yourself. The answer was the seedbomb which made access to these empty spaces unnecessary.

To make your own bombs:
A seed bomb consists of 1 part seeds, 3 parts compost and 5 parts clay. You can use any
seeds you want: it can become a bouquet, a vegetable patch, Italian spices or even a mix.
Just keep in mind that once you’ve planted the seeds by throwing your bomb it will not be taken care of by anybody. So choose seeds of plants that are robust and require low maintenance.
Make your own bombs and make the neighbourhood greener! Of course it’s always fun
to have a little stash at home so you can pass them out to your friends, family and carry a
couple with you everywhere you go.