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Bold Paper Quilled Artworks by JUDiTH + ROLFE Burst With Color and Character
Minnesota-based artistic collective JUDiTH + ROLFE sculpt paper into voluptuous plant and flower motifs blossoming with movement and character. Featuring many botanical species including magnolias, irises and begonias, the duo’s work is a reminder of the diversity of plant structure and form. Each of … Continue reading
Notting Hill Carnival: History – Carnival and The Performance of Heritage (1/5)
The development of Notting Hill Carnival from Britain’s recruitment of Carribean workers in the 1940’s to the present day.
Ultraviolet Light Transforms Large-Scale String Art Into Intergalactic Installations
Krakow-based duo Przemek Podolski and Marta Basandowska create immersive environments from hundreds of yards of string illuminated by black lights. The deftly woven temporary structures range from simplified cubes to intricate systems that commingle geometry, ultraviolet light, and multi-colored string. … Continue reading
A Literal Translation Lends a Daring Edge to the First Meal of the Day
Although breakfast is commonly consumed in a rush out the door, or slurped hurriedly before one dashes to catch the bus, the early morning meal’s straightforward composition of actions is often not considered.Madrid-based photographer Tessa Dóniga created the series Break/Fast … Continue reading
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How A Hyperrealistic Sculptor Makes Lifelike Replicas Of People
Ruben Orozco Loza is an artist from Guadalajara, Mexico. He is a self-taught sculptor. He creates sculptures of celebrities and everyday people using modeling clay, silicone, resin, and more. His work is featured in many exhibitions throughout Mexico and are … Continue reading
Adorable, Self-Sustaining Micro-Home Finds A Resting Spot In NYC’s Time Square – DesignTAXI.com
The egg-shaped capsule lets you live on the go without leaving a carbon footprint. The egg-shaped ‘Ecocapsule’ has trotted countrysides, clifftops, and more since 2015, but there’s one place it hasn’t touched: the US. Thankfully, the self-sustainable environmentally-friendly home is … Continue reading
The Best Street Art Spots Around The World — Sister Sister Travels
This is not something we claim to know a lot about and we haven’t nearly seen them all, not even close. However, if like us you love finding little hidden gems then keep reading as below we’ve list the best … Continue reading
Building 15-Foot-Tall Pianos
David Klavins is a pianist who, for years, could not find pianos that made the sounds he imagined in his head. So he began building pianos to his own specifications in a workshop in Vác, Hungary, and they are truly … Continue reading
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Tomin,”This small collection of motion sketches was made to determine ratio of work/outcome for different approaches to motion/animation and of course to have fun in the process and to entertain you, my good people!”
Rainwater Collecting Installation by John Grade Dazzles Like an Outdoor Chandelier
Situated in a clearing within an Italian forest, John Grade’s latest installation, Reservoir, appears like a chandelier glistening among the pine trees. Reservoir is featured in the Arte Sella Sculpture Park in Borgo Valsugana and is made up of five … Continue reading
Small Glass Animal Sculptures by Claire Kelly Connect To Larger Issues of Conservation
Rhode Island-based glass artist Claire Kelly creates adorable animal sculptures out of glass that connect to serious issues concerning the environment. Balancing on balls and standing precariously in boats and on peanuts, the little birds, giraffes, and elephants invite viewers to consider … Continue reading
Sci-Fi Short Film “The Lie Game” presented by DUST
“The Lie Game” by Jyothi Kalyan Sura A desperate computer scientist struggling to fund her anti-depression AI application faces her toughest challenge yet. After losing her boyfriend to depression, a computer scientist creates and anti-depression AI application and looks for … Continue reading
