Sebastian Buck
Head of Strategy at GOOD
- September 25, 2009 • 6:16 pm PDT
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This is a great project by street artist Fauxreel called 'The Unaddressed', highlighting the human side of homelessness: http://unurth.com/69793
Fauxreel's project on homelessness
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