Love the simplistic way of seeing architecture and trash cans. By Aakash Nihalani (his website worth the click !)
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J’aime cette façon simpliste de voir l’architecture et les poubelles. Par Aakash Nihalani (son site web vaut le détour).
Via booooooom.
Ever hear of paper architecture? Well if you haven’t, it’s time to take a look at the work of Ingrid Siliakus, whose pop-up models of famous buildings achieve a level of intricacy most CGI programs would struggle to better. No structure is too ambitious for Ingrid to tackle – she’s cut everything from the Sagrada Familia to Manhattan skyscrapers from a single sheet of paper. Simultaneously reminiscent of Mexican festival bunting, childhood fold-out books and, oh wait, nothing we’ve ever seen before. Her work falls in to a small but admirable niche of artists meticulously working to transform the limits of craft materiality.
Via It’s Nice That.
Fascinated by graphics and electronic music, the ancient designer of the parties D-club and Automatik of the rex-club in Paris, Olivier Ratsi creates VJ Emovie in the 2000s to express his competences in video animation on electronic music.Now Olivier is an active member of visual label AntiVJ since 2007, with whom he collaborates on various projects around audiovisual representation. His personal work is the WYSI*not*WYG project.
Found at Triangulation Blog.
Il y a quelque chose de magique avec les photographies de Sander Meisner. Peut-être que c’est le mélange de flash, de longue exposition, de lumières de nuit, de couleurs inattendues … J’adore.
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There’s something magical about Sander Meisner photographies. Maybe it’s the mix of flash, long exposure, night lights, unexpected colors… I love it.
Artist found at booooooom. Pictures found at Meisner website.
