LIFE REBEL | Be Rebel. Be Yourself.

SÊ A MUDANÇA!

O mundo está cheio de desajustados e rebeldes.
Todos os dias eles mudam o mundo e nós podemos ajudá-los.

Lê as suas histórias, as suas façanhas, as suas causas.

Se simpatizas com elas, porque nao fazer parte da mudança e tornares-te num desajustado, num LIFE REBEL?

Grayson Perry And Claire

(...) After many years of experimenting with cross-dressing and wearing traditional women’s clothes, Grayson was disappointed with the lack of reaction he was getting. And that’s how Claire came to be. Grayson’s long time feminine alter-ego, Claire shows up in many ways, both in Perry’s art as in public appearances, ranging from a small girl in frilly little dresses, to a fully grown woman. As Claire, there’s a chance to dress in truly exuberant fashion, and he is finally able to gather the shock and awe responses he so longed for. All of his work has a strong autobiographical component, and Claire isn’t the only element of Grayson’s daily life that seeps into his art: "Alan Measles", his childhood teddy bear is also a recurring theme.(...)

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Grayson Perry and Claire

After many years of experimenting with cross-dressing and wearing traditional women’s clothes, Grayson was disappointed with the lack of reaction he was getting. And that’s how Claire came to be. Grayson’s long time feminine alter-ego, Claire shows up in many ways, both in Perry’s art as in public appearances, ranging from a small girl in frilly little dresses, to a fully grown woman. As Claire, there’s a chance to dress in truly exuberant fashion, and he is finally able to gather the shock and awe responses he so longed for. All of his work has a strong autobiographical component, and Claire isn’t the only element of Grayson’s daily life that seeps into his art: "Alan Measles", his childhood teddy bear is also a recurring theme.

Ann Makosinski

Her first creations were her own toys, like a wooden horse she built - and on which she wouldn’t sit for too long, so it wouldn’t break. But she quickly started aiming for higher altitudes. The more toys she invented, the more knowledge she gained and the more her skills grew. Until, for a 7th grade science fair, at age 11, she created a radio that could be powered by the wasted heat from a candle. And, from then on, she never stopped.

James Harrison

Every dose of “Anti-D” were made from James’s plasma. He’s the current holder of the Guiness world record for blood donations: 1173 donations, 1163 on his right arm, only 10 on his left arm. Why such an uneven distribution?