In the paintings of Tytus Brzozowski – an artist and architect based in Warsaw – everything is possible. Red trams, so characteristic for Warsaw, take very unexpected routes.
They cheerfully whisk through the city, gracefully gliding along the narrow, openwork bridges, entering buildings through doors and windows. They never collide, even if they go the same way but in opposite directions. The other good news is that they are never late.
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Nowogrodzka street
Market
Bridges
Powiśle
Zbawiciela Square
Tram
Trams
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Nice idea for optimizing the use of space in the city. But I feel pity for the people inside the buildings for will feel the shaking whenever the tram comes by. Then again, who knows? Maybe in the future people will develop ninja-like trains/trams that can sneak in the smallest place available.
Nice idea for optimizing the use of space in the city. But I feel pity for the people inside the buildings for will feel the shaking whenever the tram comes by. Then again, who knows? Maybe in the future people will develop ninja-like trains/trams that can sneak in the smallest place available.
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