The collages by the American artist Johanna Goodman are incredible – elaborate, peculiar in the style and rich of details.
her works revolves around the concept of the creation of “Imaginary beings“, they remind me a sort of elegant sculptural paper dolls.
You can also find her on Instagram, and purchase her prints following this link.
I am amazed by the immersive sculptural installations by the French artist Cyril Lancelin, aka “Town and Concrete“.
I enjoy the geometric repetition presented in such a wonderful way, with these surreal 3D pieces that allows people to explore them inside out.
I wish to have the chance to experience these works in real life!
You can check more fab works on his website, and follow him on Instagram here.
Happy Sunday!
Enjoy this dreamy Los Angeles time-lapse video realized by the photographer Gavin Heffernan.
Happy Sunday!
Have you ever been in Netherlands?
Enjoy this awesome time-lapse video of Delft, Rotterdam and Amsterdam realized by Pengcheng He.
Upside down and around!
Enjoy the weird music video by Callum Cooper for the UK band Metronomy. The song is “Month Of Sundays”.
This is awesome!
Parc de la Gorge de Coaticook commissioned to the multimedia studio Moment Factory this installation called Foresta Lumina, an illuminated and magical night walk through the forest.
After nightfall, visitors are invited to discover an unusual and new way to enjoy the nature.
Happy Sunday!
Enjoy this magical time-lapse video realized by the American photographer Chris Pritchard.
Above LA is a love letter to Los Angeles and showcases my favorite way to view the city – from above. Whether on a rooftop, a hill, or a mountain, getting above the grind of the city allows you to appreciate it in a new way. Once you get even slightly above, the views and sounds begin to change dramatically.
Happy Sunday!
The artist Ben Sack creates wonderful imaginary cityscapes just using a pen. In the video below you can see a time-lapse of his work process.
Simply stunning.
Happy Sunday everyone!
Enjoy 320° Licht’ installation, where a gasometer was transformed in a cathedral-like beauty just using an intricate projection of shapes and lights.
Within a radius of 320 degrees graphic patterns grow and change on the 100-metre high inside wall of the Gasometer.
The observer experiences the interplay between real and virtual space, in which the Gasometer seems to dissolve into its own, filigree structures and yet finally always reverts to its clear shape. ’320° Licht’ is achieved with kind project support from Epson Germany.
With approx. 20,000 square meters of area played upon, the installation is among the world’s largest and technically most sophisticated interior projections – interconnecting 21 powerful projectors to one projection screen.
Duration (loop): approx. 22 min.
‘320° Licht’ is part of the exhibition ‘The Appearance of Beauty’ – the variety of beauty in art that is shown inside the Gasometer.
Happy Easter!
Enjoy this awesome video of Sydney realized by the Italiana photographer Filippo Rivetti.
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