segunda-feira, 12 de setembro de 2011
quarta-feira, 7 de setembro de 2011
Boooooooooks!
Books suspended above an entrance to the Istanbul modern art museum by Hanif Shoaei via Designspiration.
Bookshelf wallpaper at the home of Abigail Ahern via The Selby.
terça-feira, 6 de setembro de 2011
Enormous Cows Made from Recycled Car Parts
The education section of Helsinki-based sculptor Miina Äkkijyrkkä’s CV is very telling, it reads: 1965-1966 Equine College Ypäjä; 1967-1968 Dairy Farming School of North-Savo; 1969-1973 The School of the Fine Arts of Finland. Meaning that for the better part of nearly 50 years Äkkijyrkkä has been working with cows, both in their care and using them as a muse in her lengthy career as an artist. Indeed, a section of her website reads “Models” and links to a gallery of nothing but cows. Her sculptures are immense. She purchases dozens of used vehicles from dealers around Finland and uses the colorful scraps to form these towering bovines that at times look coincidentally like an At At from Star Wars. Although a completely different artform, this symbiosis of cow and human reminded me of Miru Kim (nsfw) who famously photographs herself nude with pigs; the photos are really quite stunning. (via illusion, photos by juha metso)
Interior Design for 3FS by ZEK Crew
ZEK is a “a collective of eight humans with strange skills, producing random and conceptual visual interventions” out of Ljubljana, Slovenia. One of their members, Miha Arnak, shot over his newly launched portfolio which included this interior design work that ZEK did for 3fs. I really enjoy the correlation of computer keys and rooms, but the Pong whiteboard is definitely my favorite. See many more shots of the interior here.
inside japanese mafia
Exclusive photo series of the japanese Mafia called “Yakuza” by belgian photograph Anton Kusters, who accompianed them for 2 years.
sexta-feira, 2 de setembro de 2011
quinta-feira, 1 de setembro de 2011
terça-feira, 30 de agosto de 2011
Stellar by Ignacio Torres
Beautifully executed animations by Texas photographer Ignacio Torres from his seriesStellar. Via his website:
This project began from the theory that humans are made of cosmic matter as a result of a stars death. I created imagery that showcased this cosmic birth through the use of dust and reflective confetti to create galaxies. The models organic bodily expressions as they are frozen in time between the particles suggest their celestial creation. In addition, space and time is heightened by the use of three-dimensional animated gifs. Their movement serves as a visual metaphor to the spatial link we share with stars as well as their separateness through time.
These are just a selection of the series, click through to see the entire project. (viabumbumbum and paranaiv)
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