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HENRIK AARRESTAD ULDALEN
Henrik Aarrestad Uldalen is a surrealistic painter whose creative production revolves around classic figurative painting, presented in a contemporary manner.
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the KONKRET lamp
The lamp ‘Konkret’ by Jonas Edvard is made out of a thin layer of ash wood veneer where a leather handle is added. ‘Konkret’ is colored with natural wood stains, in a faded black gradient allowing the...
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Fischli/Weiss: Rock on Top of Another Rock
‘In Norway and here, to put one rock on top of another rock in the wilderness is the first thing you do if you want to make a mark. When you walk and you want to find your way back… you make this...
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Westpol’s sunken OBSERVATION DECK
The architects from austrian based studio Westpol created this surreal spot in Vöcklabruck, where visitors are able to sit in the middle of a lake without getting wet.
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THE ALCHEMY OF BLUE by Lizzie Buckmaster Dove
Lizzie collected stones during her daily walks on the beach for about four years before she started to arrange them to an artwork. The works are meant as sort of a lunar cycles and the moon’s power to...
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IF I WERE by Cao Hui
The timeless ideal of beauty that are encapsulated in ancient roman sculpting are challenged by the chinese artist Cao Hui in a whole series of works. (via)
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Alex Trochut’s BINARY PRINTS look completely different in the dark
Barcelona-based creative powerhouse Alex Trochut has developed a print-making technique where two separate images can be seen in the same picture depending on whether it’s viewed in the light or the...
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AKIMOKU COLLECTION
Nendo’s Akimoku collection is based on the 102 year old archive of bentwood furniture models created by the only bentwood specialist and furniture maker in Japan, Akita Mokko. They’re reviving the old...
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Steel Cut Plants by ZADOK BEN-DAVID
In the manner of 19th Century Victorian encyclopaedias the London based artist Zadok Ben-David creates his large and impressive works. 12,000 petit steel cut plant sculptures arise out of a thin layer...
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LAURENE BOGLIO – animated illustrations
Laurene Boglio is a London based French graphic designer and illustrator. Boglio now works as a graphic designer at Made.com in Notting Hill and does freelance illustration work for magazines as...
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‘ASSEMBLY’ BY OSAMU YOKONAMI
By dressing the depicted girls in the same clothes, japanese photographer, Osamu Yokonami manages to create a simplicity, letting the existence of each girl disappear and emphasizing the group that...
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Livia Marin MELTING PORCELAIN
In these series of works Livia Marin introduces elements that are distinctive to ceramics. She transforms readymade crockery and alters the placing and scale of their decorative patterns to present a...
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DALSTON HOUSE by Leandro Elrich
Optical Illusions are always quite captivating for everyone, but as soon as you have the chance to become part of the optical illusion it becomes something special – the Dalston House by he Argentine...
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Paper Sculptures by Valérie Buess
Swiss artist Valérie Buess has been working with various forms of paper in both two and three dimensional artworks for over 20 years. See much more on her website.
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Giuseppe Colarusso: Unlikely
In this ongoing series titled Unlikely, artist and photographer Giuseppe Colarusso imagines bizarre and humorous objects. See some additional concepts over on his website.
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Feather Sculptures by Kate MccGwire
British sculptor Kate MccGwire creates unique organic sculptures from layers of bird feathers. The objects she creates seem to form hybrid creatures that twist and curve into unexpected forms.
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