Category — Art

Discovered his work at SCOPE Basel where he was presented by Galerie Morgen from Berlin! The series I liked most is where he creates abstractions using found work…

Read more about his work here and see more images after the jump [Read more →]

Loving this new work by William Immer

Confusion,
2002, installation,
carpet, plastic wall skirts,
dimensions variable,
Collection-Europe Patent Office-Munich

by Pravdoliub Ivanov

Haroshi recycles broken skateboard decks… to create these wooden sculptures… or as he likes to point out “wooden mosaics”!

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Interval II from Suki Chan.

Beautiful video the extremely talented Suki Chan!

Probably my new favourite nonsense blog… three frames

Or Rasmus Norlander vs Matt Niebuhr…

Beautiful and scary at the same time… the “Wastelands” series by Spencer Murphy! Please God save our planet… or at least the Queen…

My first book on Architecture… which I received by my godfather some… well too long ago, was a book about the work of Tadao Ando. I’ve been a admirer ever since and the Chichu Museum just gave my admiration for his work a big fresh up!

The museum, which is completely submerged was opened by the Fukutake Art Museum Foundation on the island of Naoshima in 2004, housing just eight works by three artists: James Turrell, Walter De Maria and Claude Monet.  The Monet room was built according to the size and dimensions of the Fukatoke family’s five Water Lilies paintings. With white plaster walls and a floor of 700,000 milky white marble cubes, filtered daylight enters through the high ceiling and the water lilies – some of the most reproduced icons of Western art from the last century –  find new life amongst the softly glowing, muted atmosphere.

via Big in Japan

I’ve always been a sucker for refined craftsmanship paired with a good to dark sense of humor… that’s why the “Dancing Nun” series by Zach Johnsen (not to be mistaking with the golf player of similar name) is right down my alley!

You can see more of his work on Zach’s website and print up a editioned print (limited to 30) here.

More Nuns… [Read more →]