Speaking of “dead tree editions,” two Brazilians, Armondo Fontes and Catia Rissi, have launched a “guerrilla art protest” against the city of Belo Horizonte for cutting down trees and not replacing them. Thus, their “chalk outlines of cut urban trees.” Says Fontes:
I thought to refer to the universe of the cartoon. The silhouette made ​​with chalk also recalls the demarcation made ​​at crime scenes. It is ephemeral, since the chalk quickly dies out, but everything is recorded in the picture.
(h/t Bioephemera)