This tin can was found for me and two friends of mine in a natural "reserve" in Gran Canaria (Canary Islands). It has been there for several years I think, and now it is part of this nature landscape. We don't know which impact it
Esta es la historia de una vaquita loca que vivia una vida tranquilita en su prado hasta que conoció a un torito loco canario...
This tin can was found for me and two friends of mine in a natural "reserve" in Gran Canaria (Canary Islands). It has been there for several years I think, and now it is part of this nature landscape. We don't know which impact it
This worm-eaten plant could be a unique specie of coastal plant from the Canary Islands archipelago and maybe the worm also. My friend Tony Bonny took this picture in Fuerteventura not just for their beautifulness but also because this species could be disapeared in a near future because of the human impact in this area of the the Canary Islands (Archipielago Chinijo), above all due to the massive construction of illegals resorts right in the sandy shore of the beach.
Naïma: de 8 a 12 meses from chapi on Vimeo.