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Essence of Different Animals Captured in Squiggly Metal Sculptures | My Modern Met
This artist makes seemingly random squiggles look like all different types of animals! Seoul-based artist Lee Sangsoo proves that you don’t need to be true-to-life to create striking works of art. Instead, he masterfully bends, twists, and coils strips of … Continue reading
Knotted Systems of Red Thread Dangle from Fabric Books and Letters by Rima Day
All images © Rima Day Bound with loose threads and inscribed with sinuous lines that crawl across the page, the textile works created by Tennessee-based artist Rima Day evoke the Japanese good luck charms called sennibari. Translating to “thousand person … Continue reading
Mystery and Fantasy Veil Black-and-White Illustrations by Artist David Álvarez | Colossal
NOVEMBER 1, 2021. GRACE EBERT “Pinoccio.” All images © David Álvarez Continually fascinated by the potential of the human figure, Mexico-based artist David Álvarez(previously) illustrates richly textured scenes with a dose of fantasy and surrealism: a bird’s perch transfixes a … Continue reading
‘Gold Mine’ by Pejac
Pejac recently completed a series of interventions within the oldest prison in Spain, the Penitentiary Center of El Dueso. Located at the entrance of artist’s hometown of Santander, overlooking the Cantabrian sea and surrounded by marshes, the prison built at … Continue reading
YIN-YANG by Pejac | Limited Edition Diptych
Yin-Yang is Pejac’s 1st diptych limited edition print, created after one of the most popular drawings from his latest show in Paris last year. Putting the focus on one of the artist’s closest and most recurring themes – global warming … Continue reading
The Musical Invention That Time Forgot
The past is a treasure trove of cool musical ideas that have, for one reason or another, faded from popularity, waiting for you to dig them up and be inspired by them. One such idea is the temperament system developed … Continue reading
A coat checker at a museum meets a Ph.D. student. There’s instant chemistry. | Of Thread and Almonds
[…] Of Thread and Almonds is used with permission from Rebecca Manley. Learn more at http://omele.to/2ZhEwqy. […]
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Amazing Sculptures of Real Humans Who Lived Thousands of Years Ago | My Modern Met
By Emma Taggart on August 15, 2019 Huarmey Queen From early neanderthals to modern day humans, we have come a long way from the dawn of civilization. People have not only developed emotionally and intellectually, but our facial structures have … Continue reading
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