We often minimize how drastically the time can affect our state of mind, but some studies suggest that our moods change with the seasons. This could explain why it is equally difficult to imagine being lethargic and irritable on a hot sunny day as it is to imagine being optimistic and productive when the skies opened with heavy rain and thunder.
Just ask the people of Seoul, South Korea. At present, they are facing the worst part of the year: the monsoon season. Needless to say, they know a thing or two about letting time get down. That's why Pantone & mdash; a leading color technology and strong design & mdash; decided to team up with the creators of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago to turn wet, dreary streets of the bustling city exuberant works of art.
These creative minds have teamed up to bring Seoul and its many residents to life during the monsoon season.
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After all, it 'd be hard not to smile while swimming with beautiful sea creatures on the way to work and school.
instead of washing away these creations, however, heavy rainfall the active!
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is therefore exactly how it works?
School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Each piece is created with hydrochromatic pigments. They are applied like ordinary paint, but they become invisible once they dry. The only thing that can bring them back to life is water.
As is the case in many large cities, life in Seoul revolves around the river nearby.
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this is why artists have decided to integrate marine life in these fantastic pictures in a way that captures the importance of the Han river to life in Seoul, highlighting the famous bustling city Culture .
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(via My modern Met)
it's tempting to let the rain put a literal damper on the day, but it is important to find beauty at every turn. That said, it is probably much easier to do when the talented designers cover the streets of your city with beautiful images of whales, fish and sea turtles. We wish the people of Seoul lucky because they support the last stages of the monsoon season, and we hope that this great art helps to get by!
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