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envisioned as an archipelago of interconnected halo-like masses, the ‘epiphyte chamber’ by canadian studio PBAI philip beesley architect inc. mimics human sensations through subtle, coordinated movements. conceived as an ‘epiphyte’, an aerial plant species that can grow without the support of soil, the immersive sculpture explores artificial intelligence, digital fabrication and interactive technologies to create a near-living environment. across each floating island, densely interwoven structures and delicate canopies made of thousands of lightweight components are drawn together in harmonious breathing and whispers. hovering fabric helps to frame the suspended pieces, lined with bulging, fluid-filled vessels and glands. the faunal groups contain metabolisms with chemicals, which move in response to slow reactions.
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Check out designboom's TOP 10 Art Exhibitions of 2013.
My fav - Falling back to Earth exhibition by Cai Guo-Qiang at Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane Australia
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Karl Holmqvist Untitled (Jokepainting) :: Craig Damrauer Modern Art
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Check out this TED talk to find out more about the relationship between architecture, design, functionality and the city. What I enjoyed the most are the min 7.40 - 14, discussing the concept and development of the UK Pavilion at the World Expo in Shanghai (2010).
You can find here other awesome projects from the Heatherwick Studio.
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How would you react if you saw a painting coming to life? Or otherwise, movement and depth flattened to a 2D image?
Check out the video to see how painting directly on people or objects can trick your eye. Photoshop and great reproduction skills aren’t always needed to create an authentic painting. Or a picture of the painting, for that matter.
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Beautiful jewelry design and great marketing idea.
These necklaces are inspired by the molecules of caffeine, LSD, nicotine and others alike, and I bet that they wouldn't look so appealing if they were advertised as presenting 'boring' substances such as milk or paracetamol.
You can find more of the 'wearable vices' collection here.
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ART: Surreal Sculptures by Bruno Catalano
French sculptor Bruno Catalano works in bronze sculpture, with a reoccuring motif. His figures are always lacking mid sections, and seem to be eerily suspended in mid air.
Each of his sculptures feature somebody with a suitcase in hand, usually with an introspective or uncertain expression.
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Illustration by Kay Rasmus Nielsen for East of the Sun and West of the Moon: Old Tales from the North, a collection of Scandinavian fairy tales.
(via brainpickings.org)
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It's that time of the year when all I want is to be overwhelmed by the Scandinavian white invasion.
Check out the Nordic Design 2013 Christmas Magazine!
Loads of inspiring ideas in 80 pages of holiday goodness. Discover dozens of gifts ideas, décor inspiration, advent calendars, gift-wrapping, and much more!! All from Scandinavia with love!
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Animated Banksy - simply love it!
You can find below more gifs made by ABVH and inspired by Banksy.
Animated Banksy #11
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Yes, this is the relationship between our everyday life and electronics.
Papercraft Dioramas Inside Papercraft Electronics by Kevin LCK
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Neorealism explained in a great visual essay of only 5 mins!
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I recently stumbled upon this Instagram profile. Beautiful, minimalist way of telling stories. And making collages.
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