My brain and my heart screams ‘I want’ in unison… by Christopher Shannon. Sold out at oki-ni.
By combining killer coding skills and 10,044,701 (thats ten million, forty four thousand, seven hundred and one) images marked interesting on Flickr, idée labs’ Multicolr Search Lab lets anyone see the web in their chosen colour tinted glasses.
Using mostly a mechanical pencil, artist Joe Fenton brings to life an alternate dimension of fairies and monsters and winged elephants.
Nothing is as irrelevant as tiny rainbow coloured candies that taste nothing like what their colours advertise. So I guess it is within expectations that a Skittles brand book will be as irrelevant as the brand itself. Makes me wanna fill my mouth with artificially coloured pill-shaped sugar… no? Download the entire PDF and see for yourself.
Olezhka Zhukov followed an ant on its epic (semi-epic) journey up across the forest floor and captured its romantic voyage with a macro lens.
Beauty demands its place in the most unimaginable scenarios, and artist Ben Grasso finds his in a systematic deconstruction of buildings and structures.
Any diver would attest to the excitement and awe of a school of glittering fishes synchronise swimming an arms length away. Now anyone can experience that sensation with Richard Howie’s stunning sculpture as part of Australia’s Swell Sculpture Festival. via My Modern Met
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Artist Aleksandra Domanovic’s latest artwork is simple. Stacks of inkjet printed paper piled up on each other, with the sides exposing some intrigue details. You can download a 5555 A4 pages PDF of her artwork.
The simplest ideas makes me happy. Being able to imagine pinning my notes on my archenemy makes me happier. by Daniel Caramelo.
Photographer Andy Barter documented kisses from an angle that’s not quite the usual one you see.
Handdrawn ink on paper but smooth, flowing and architectural. by Peter Jellitsch.
STB means Streambody, this series is based on a motion algorithm that is used in architectural practice to simulate wind directions and the force of air that arrives at highrise buildings. I have experimented with this program, and the outcome was solid bubbles which I have then redrawn with the directions that they had. The degree denotation that my title has (for example: STB/S02/90°) is explaining the turn of the wind-force hitting the object.
Simplified philosophy by Genis Carreras. Beats flipping through a 200 page book. Do check out the rest of his philographics.
Bruce Muro is a lighting designer and artist whose dramatic large scale installions are just spellbinding. Bruce planted over 20,000 light stems along a 1km path in Pennsylvania for his lastest solo show titled Forest of Lights.
I’ve always like AlexMeade’s works which crosses between performance, art and installation.
Florian Schmid has created these intriguing stools with a new material know as Concrete Canvas. It combines the softness of cloth with the stability of concrete. Once brought in the final shape, you just have to water the material and within 24h it will alomst harden out completely.
ADA – Analog Interactive Installation, is a kinetic sculpture by German-based artist Karina Smigla-Bobinski. Helium inflated sphere + Small room + Protruding charcoal spikes + Human interaction = Art that we like. (images from thisiscolossal.com )
These of photographs are shot by American photographer Jill Greenberg in 2008 when she was commissioned to shoot the US Olympic Synchronized Swim Team for a fashion spread. Shot underwater, these beautiful swimmers wearing heels look like they’re sticking their heads out of a glass roof.
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