Jane Perkins -
Thrifty art: The Queen would approve of how Jane Perkins has recycled rubbish including old buttons to create portraits of her in her youth, and today
The World’s First Human Arabesque
Netherlands design studio WE ARE Pi collaborated with the Koener Union and Paris’ BIG Productionson a short video project for TEDxSummit. The video celebrates “the power of x” to multiply great ideas. An 18-meter high triangular mirrored structure was hung above a multi-colour moving floor to create the world’s first Human Arabesque (with no computer graphics).
From a distance, Yang Yongliang’s sculpture looks like a large, upside down cigarette. But a close inspection shows that the ashen tip depicts a city.
Hal Sparks | You’ve been saying those phrases backwards. Now, stop it. (x)
See! Michael agrees with me!
Ahahah. Love This.
(Source: antiquers, via stfuconservatives)
Cement Bleak - 2009, Dalston, London.
By Isaac Cordal, rapidly becoming one of my favourite contemporary artists—this new venture into a street art form, placing the manipulated kitchen utensils in situ so that these breathtaking shadow art forms manifest.
