Me gusta mucho la manera que se usa ahora para reforzar las grietas de algunas maderas macizas, pero con trozos o piezas redondas como hace Jeff Martin Joinery, es la primera vez que lo veo y me encanta!
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Sterling Clinton Hundley
Los brochazos y geometrizaciones en las pinturas de Sterling Clinton Hundley.
Jacob van Loon
Jacob‘s work introduces organic, linear elements to geometric forms, with an aesthetic influenced by architecture, cartography, scientific illustration and graphic design.
Zoe Hawk
La extraña pero preciosa obsesión de Zoe Hawk con pintar grupos de chicas uniformadas en curiosas situaciones.
CABALLO NEGRO
Con una canción del grupo Tu Madre, Les Filles Föllen han creado un vídeo increíble, precioso, algo loco, algo muy loco con una genial coreografía de tres bailarinas en medio del bosque y de noche. Todo el pack, consiguen atraparnos por completo des del segundo uno.
Vida líquida by Las Coleccionistas
Vida líquida es el último proyecto personal de Las Coleccionistas formado por dos vídeos de dos canciones del disco Wanananai de Za!: “Tueste Natural” y “Hottero!!”. Los vídeos, que huyen deliberadamente de la narrativa de videoclip, llevan al extremo el juego de dinámicas de las canciones, planteando un plano estático donde aparentemente no sucede nada, pero de una manera sutil hay cosas que cambian de forma.
Ahora podemos ver el primer vídeo de Vida líquida de la canción “Tueste Natural” y la semana que viene se estrenará la segunda parte con el vídeo de “Hottero!!”.
Magnus Gjoen
Magnus Gjoen’s prints examines how to change peoples relationship and preconceived notions of objects. Something which is potentially extremely destructive can be made into beautiful yet fragile objects of art. It’s this misconception of beauty which Magnus Gjoen wants us to see in a different light, being it weapons, animals or the human race itself. The latter which is capable of creating immense beauty but also capable of destroying it all. Taking inspiration from street and pop art and juxtapositioning it with fine art, he creates new and modern takes on old masterpieces or manipulates something powerful and strong into something fragile but beautiful. He often questions the correlation between religion, war, beauty & destruction in his art.
The Importance of the Obvious by Matthias Borowski
A closer look at the characteristics of materials by Matthias Borowski.
Cytoplasmic Playgrounds by Markos Kay
In the incredibly dense yet invisible world of the cytoplasm in biological cells, complex interactions can be thought of as a playful dance between macromolecules, minerals, ions and proteins. These cytoplasmic playgrounds are reimagined using dynamic particle systems that play out and evolve differently each time, mimicking stochastic processes in nature. This video shows recorded snapshots taken from these computational outbursts. Sound was created using granular synthesis techniques.
Avery K. Singer
La pintura geométrica y en blanco y negro de la artista neoyorquina Avery K. Singer.
“De los úrsidos” by Sara Landeta
No es su último proyecto pero entiéndelo Sara Landeta, me he enamorado de tus osos y sus jerséis.
The Big Chop
The Big Chop it’s a chopping board, but a very special one. It combines the beauty and hardness of dense wood with a handy iPad rest.
Mugs by José A. Roda
De José A. Roda ya teníamos controladas sus ilustraciones, pero últimamente le ha dado fuerte con el tema de la cerámica y mirad que tazas más alucinantes hace!
EARTHQUAKE 5.9 collection by Patricia Urquiola
The new Earthquake 5.9 collection recalls the Emilia earthquake of May 2012 that affected many businesses in the area, including ours. It’s a collection of furnishing items and coverings in marble and onyx, created using hundreds of fragments of ‘quake-struck’ slabs to create something beautiful, to inject life back into something that had been totally destroyed in the space of a few seconds.
Santos Luchadores by Takehito Etani
Lucha libre wrestlers of Mexico were meticulously erased out of printed photographs using an electric eraser in search for their true nature hidden underneath the layers of costume, referencing the history of lucha libre mask design evoking animals, gods, and other spiritual archetypes.
The eraser shavings are sealed inside of glass bottles and sealed as if they are religious relics.
Montserrat
This is a tribute film to the Montserrat typeface, recently designed by Julieta Ulanovsky.
Face-o-mat
The interaction with machines made our daily life easier, faster and more efficient. Despite the rapid growth of technology, machines could not yet replace a simple smile, but now we have Face-o-mat.
Face-o-mat is a portrait machine by Tobias Gutmann that happened to travel 40’514 km, from Europe to Africa and Asia and produced over 700 faces.
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