what I've found: things I found around town, or some other towns, things I found online, things I have found have given me ideas
Cercles by Fabienne Verdier
“Free As A Bird” by Alasdair McLellan for Vogue Hommes International
Folded money portraits by Philippe Petremant
Entrapment (2010)
Each cube is situated within specific environments, the beach, the forest, the desert and the city. Confined inside are elements such as fire, smoke, light and water. These forces of nature have the capacity for great change, growth and destruction and yet they are still able to be controlled by humanity. Even they have their limits. These elements combined with their settings represent aspects of psychological freedom. If we are able to think outside the box, to break the glass that surrounds us perhaps we could achieve true liberation and happiness. Kaewpring’s approach is of the personal poetic, of trapped transcendentalism. He uses digital manipulation and post production techniques to create these intense points of meditation. There also seems to be clear links with Buddhism and Thai culture, during a point when many young Thais are questioning their identity as a negotiation between tradition and modernity.
(via estimfalos)
broderies sur mouchoirs de poche, projet en cours
Capitalism kills love, Claire Fontaine
computer part drawings for my ‘computer autopsy’ workshop in Hailuoto, drawings by Marta Rebollo Ruiz.
graded coloured cake! by Linda Lomelino from http://www.callmecupcake.se/
Reply, Julian Muz
Personal experiment developed for my final degree project. This intervention is a part of a global project called “Rephrase” where one considers it about the connection between the significant and the meaning of the words by means of lettering in real space.
Ant House, mA-style Architects