“Ridin’ Dirty” Post date July 12, 2023 © EricBrazier.com Tags bottles, boxes, cart, Chamillionaire, hospital, labels, lettering, Ridin' Dirty, signs, soiled equipment, teal, tile, trolly
“Fragile Frag” Post date August 18, 2022 Tags boxes, christmas, fragile frag, green, holiday decorations, red, tree stand
“Sk8er Boîtes” Post date May 24, 2022 Tags boxes, crates, green, milk crates, neon green, Sk8er Boi, skateboard, skater, Streetphotography, Tim Hortons
“Step 1: ‘Acquire Shopping Bags’ | Step 2: ‘…’ | Step 3: ‘Profit!’ ” Post date April 27, 2022 Tags boxes, cardboard boxes, Made In China, mystery, shopping bags, stack of boxes, supply chain, three step plan
“Just What The Doctor Ordered” Post date May 31, 2021 Tags boxes, frozen food, frozen pizza, grid, grocery shopping, Just What The Doctor Ordered, pizza, shopping, shopping cart, stacked, stacks
“Bunker Mentality” Post date January 6, 2021 Tags adopt, adopt don't shop, boxes, Bunker Mentality, cats, cats in boxes, foster, foster cats, Foster Mischief, fostering, Mischief, Toronto Humane Society
“Burden” – Forced Labourers Memorial, Völklingen Ironworks Post date March 15, 2020 https://ericbrazier.com/ebp/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/img_1231.trim_.mov Tags art, art installation, boxes, Christian Boltanski, claustrophobic, confronting history, Europe, forced labour, Germany, history, memorial, Saarland, travel, tunnel, UNESCO, UNESCO World Heritage, Völklingen, Völklingen Ironworks, walls, World Heritage
“Split-Level Living” Post date January 19, 2017 Tags architecture, black and white, boxes, boxy, condos, cubed, cubes, cubist, development, divided, entertainment district, little boxes, Monarch Corporation, Picasso Condos, segmented, separated, split, Split-Level, Split-Level Living, Stephen Teeple, Teeple Architects, The Goldman Group, Toronto
“Boxed-In” – Serpentine Pavilion 2016 by @BjarkeIngels, Kensington Gardens, London Post date June 16, 2016 Tags architecture, art, Bjarke Ingels, black and white, Boxed-In, boxes, cubed, cubes, design, England, geometric shapes, Kensington, Kensington Gardens, London, patterns, pavilion, repetition, Serpentine, Serpentine Gallery, Serpentine Pavilion, travel, UK, United Kingdom
“The Introduction to The Opposites” – Anti-authoritarian approach to storing seamless boxes Post date December 3, 2010 Tags behind-the-scenes, boxes, details, iphoneography, red, seamless paper
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