• Design Free Thursday | Bodies in Urban Spaces by Willi Dorner.


    Posted on 4th November, by yellowtrace in random fun. 3 Comments


    ‘Bodies in Urban Spaces’ is a project and photography series by Willi Dorner. Is it just me, or are these images absolutely hilarious? Ok, yes, and very bizarre.

    I must say that I’ve seen these images floating around the blogosphere for quite some time now, and I finally got curious to look them up. And here’s the thing – this is not meant to be funny, it’s actually a very serious project with a bit of a concept which you can read about here.

    Anyway, concept or no concept, they made me laugh so I decided to share them. That’s what Design Free Thursday is all about, right?

    You can see more images on Flickr.

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  • 3 Responses to “Design Free Thursday | Bodies in Urban Spaces by Willi Dorner.”

    1. I’m not sure what I am more amazed about. The fact that these nuts even thought to do this.OR. The fact that they were able to hunt down leotards.
      Are they even sold anymore?

    2. [...] This post was mentioned on Twitter by yellowtrace, Dana Hughes. Dana Hughes said: Design Free Thursday | Bodies in Urban Spaces by Willi Dorner. http://bit.ly/acoRvR [...]

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