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Artist Exposé | Patterns
Spring Fashion Photographer Guntis Lauzums is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of these images. Abstract 12 Madison Shadows More: Artist Exposé | Patterns
20+ People Who Discovered Their Art History Doppelgängers at Museums
By Sara Barnes on September 14, 2017 Some people believe that everyone has a twin. And maybe that’s true—if you need proof, just visit an art or history museum! People around the world are finding themselves in the collections … Continue reading
Mom-Of-Two Creates Animal-Inspired Edible Food Art (60 Pics)
Jolanda Stokkermans is a married mom living in Koersel, a small village in Belgium, with two children and two Jack Russells. One of her superpowers is meal prepping. Roughly a year ago, Jolanda started creating easy recipes and taking pictures … Continue reading
The Origin of Stripes
Under Magnitude, a permanent structure from MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY, evolves the studio’s invention of a topological-walking stripe-based material system: ‘structural stripes.’
Philip Jackson Sculpture
Apr 29, 2017 [from a gallery curated by charleygirl_77] “- I adore Philip Jackson’s work and wanted to collect some of the fabulous photos users have taken of his exhibitions and standalone pieces.” More: Philip Jackson Sculpture | Sculpture art, Sculpture, … Continue reading
Making Jewelry From Scraps of Detroit Graffiti
While living near a women’s shelter in Detroit, Michigan, Amy Peterson felt moved to do something to help her neighbors. Her inspiration turned into Rebel Nell, a social enterprise dedicated to employing, educating and empowering women transitioning out of homeless … Continue reading
Translucent Sculptures of Segmented Glass by Artist Jiyong Lee Evoke Single-Celled Organisms
“Green Yellow Diatom Segmentation” (2020), hot sculpted, cut, color laminated, carved, glass, 5 3/4 × 12 × 12 inches Fascinated by the organisms found in the sea and bodies of freshwater, artist Jiyong Lee (previously) sculpts semi-transparent artworks that evoke … Continue reading
Uncoiled Rope Sprawls Across Canvases and Open Spaces in Organic Forms by Artist Janaina Mello Landini
“Ciclotrama (expansão)” (2019), 4 Ciclotramas of “expansion” series with varied sizes, black and blue ropes, 270 x 600 x 400 centimeters. Zipper Galeria, São Paulo, Brazil. Photo by Gui Gomes. All images © Janaina Mello Landini Janaina Mello Landini … Continue reading
How Ancient Art Captured Australian Megafauna
Beneath layers of rock art are drawings of animals SO strange that, for a long time, some anthropologists thought they could only have been imagined. But what if these animals really had existed, after all? Thanks to the Gundjeihmi Aboriginal … Continue reading
Explore Frida Kahlo’s ‘Casa Azul’ Through a Fascinating Virtual Museum Tour | My Modern Met
By Madeleine Muzdakis on August 30, 2020 Imagine what it was like to paint in Frida’s studio! A new immersive virtual tour by the Frida Kahlo Museum might be just the salve for travel lovers who miss visiting sites … Continue reading
Suspended Orbs, Webs, and Air Plants Imagine an Alternative Ecological Future by Artist Tomás Saraceno
“Thermodynamic Constellation.” All images © Tomás Saraceno, courtesy of Palazzo Strozzi by Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio, shared with permission Three reflective spheres hover above the courtyard of Florence’s Palazzo Strozzi in Tomás Saraceno’s immersive installation. The metallic orbs mirror the … Continue reading
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The fear of being found, Giorgia Bellotti Source: nevver
