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Willow sculpture by sculptor Katherine Miles titled: ‘Willow Sitting Hare sculpture (Listening Mad March)’.
Nov 10, 2019 – A sculpture titled ‘Willow Sitting Hare (Listening Mad March sculpture)’ by artist Katherine Miles in the category Wild Animals and Wild Life Sculptures. This sculpture has the dimensions of 100 x 40 x 50 cm and … Continue reading
Eer
Eer is a short film written and directed by Kristoffer Borgli, based on real events. Starring Alia Shawkat, Alex Warren Made with the support of Oslo Pictures, Furlined & BWGTBLD GmbH. Additional support from Pomp&Clout Cinematography by Ben Mullen. Prosthetic … Continue reading
Unique Tables Designed to Look Like Animals Half-Submerged in Water | My Modern Met
Designer Derek Pearce has expanded the possibilities of everyday furniture with his enchanting Water Tables. Each one integrates an animal as both its base and a crucial aesthetic element: the body of the creature seems to comes up through the glass … Continue reading
An Innovative Installation Embeds Lights into a Five-Acre Field to Spur Crop Growth
Spread across a thick field of leeks in the Netherlands is Daan Roosegaarde’s new installation that illuminates the practice of modern farming, highlighting the plants that feed us and their plights. In “Grow,” the Dutch artist and designer, who’s known for … Continue reading
A homeless teen meets a deaf-blind man at a bus stop who changes his life forever. | Feeling Through
Feeling Through is used with permission from Doug Roland. Learn more at http://omele.to/2XUiCG5 and http://omele.to/3iraJBz. THE BEST OF OMELETO » Celebrities on Omeleto: http://omele.to/celebrities » Best of Omeleto: http://omele.to/best » Millions on Omeleto: http://omele.to/millions OMELETO ON SOCIAL Instagram: http://instagram.com/omeletocom Twitter: … Continue reading
Sci-Fi Short Film: “BYGONE” | DUST
An old man, with a receding memory, pays to view synthetic recreations of his mother and childhood. BYGONE by Nick Naum & Csaba Nagy
Artist Luke O’Sullivan Combines Drawings and Sculptures to Create Extraordinary Cities
Boston-born, Philadelphia-based artist Luke O’Sullivan combines screen-printed drawings on wood and metal to create architectural sculptures inspired by dystopian fiction. See more images […] More: Artist Luke O’Sullivan Combines Drawings and Sculptures to Create Extraordinary Cities
10-Billion-Pixel Scan of ‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’ Reveals Unseen Details
You can view every crack and blob of paint used in “Girl with a Pearl Earring” like never before. Johannes Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring has fascinated art lovers for centuries. Those who have been lucky enough to admire … Continue reading
Sci-Fi Short Film: “This Time Away” (Starring Timothy Spall) | DUST
Nigel is an elderly man living as a recluse, haunted by his past and memory of the family he once had, until an unexpected visitor arrives and disrupts his lonely routine. This Time Away by Magali Barbe Connect with the … Continue reading
The Way This Engineer Turns Simple Sheets Of Paper Into Geometric Art Is Amazingly Satisfying (30 Pics)
Karolina Wv Community member Believe it or not, but these gorgeous geometric sculptures were created out of ordinary sheets of colored paper by artist Matt Shlian. Based on the paper folding principles of origami, the ‘paper engineer’ uses complex techniques. … Continue reading
The Blue Hour: Lyrical Illustrations Catalog a Menagerie of Specimens in Earth’s Rarest Pigment
JANUARY 21, 2021 GRACE EBERT French illustrator and author Isabelle Simler deftly renders the liminal time surrounding dusk through a poetic exploration of Earth’s rarest color. The Blue Hour winds through the natural world on a journey to spot the pigment, … Continue reading
