Li Wei is a contemporary artist who comes from Beijing.
His artistry often depicts him in what appear to be gravity-defying situations.
His work is a mixture of photography and performance art, creating the illusion of a sometimes dangerous reality.
Click on the image above to see many more of his amazing stunts. I guarantee you will be amazed.
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This is the second part of my story about a trip to Jamaica, and covers the drive from Montego Bay to Negril and back to Kingston, plus driving around Kingston and a visit to Devon House.
Travelling by train today you visualise high speed locomotives rattling along at over 100 miles per hour, with few stops and your destination being just hours away. One hundred years ago, in the age of steam trains, travel by train was a far more interesting journey.
The Sydney Morning Herald from Australia on the 21st January 1911 included a great article on what it was like to take a journey on a steam train along a branch line 100 years ago.
Back in 1911 railways were still in their prime, and the main method of transporting freight and passengers overland, with the motor car being still in it’s infancy, and neither roads or refuelling stations set up to allow driving between anywhere but the larger cities.
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hey tony
awwwwsome post. chchchecking out some of his stuff now.
was expecting some kinda personal dev article, all lame and rehashed but this was crazy cool.
would love to do some stunts like that. like free running remixed with bungee jumping. on crack.
haha
keep well and in touch mate
alex – unleash reality