Italian artist Massimo Bartolini has developed an expansive outdoor public library entitled ‘bookyard’ for Belgian art festival,
TRACK: a contemporary city conversation in Ghent. Bartolini has employed his creative, mixed media talents to develop a set of twelve bookcases installed in St Peter’s abbey vineyard.
Located within a small industrial area in Treviso, Italy, the Rossi House is designed by Italian Studio BoA Architetti. After the old wall partitions were demolished, the space came together with six roof lights, a five meter open space marked by two big pillars and a unique view over the city and the river.
Dmoch, a Stockholm-based multidisciplinary studio founded by design trio David Ericsson, Marcus Berg, and Ania Pauser, recently introduced a lighting collection called Project Francis, consisting of quirky lamps that can be used in a variety of ways: strung as pendant lights, mounted as wall lights, or used as table or floor lamps. The pieces are crafted by hand from spin-formed aluminum
Massimo Listri has the extraordinary ability to capture all the small details that make the difference and reveal all the stories that remain hidden behind the surface.
React architects have completed “The Edge Summer House” located in Paros Cyclades, Greece. The building consists of two dwellings with guest areas that overlook the sea and neighboring island of Antipas’s. Situated on the highest point of the lot, terraced courtyards and wide stairs lead to the plateau landings with roof top gardens which extend into the indoor and outdoor spaces. The north side elevations open onto. The patio landings, while, the east side is dominated with local vegetation and the sight of transverse walls.
LA-based artist Matthew Brandt’s Lakes and Reservoirs series features photographs of lakes and reservoirs that have been soaked in the same specific body of water, creating uniquely colorful and moving pieces.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art is honoring Frank by hosting “Looking In: Robert Frank’s The Americans, showcasing the photographic fruits of his cross-country journey from 1954-1955. In 1957, Frank casually showed his American photo essay to the young beat writer, Jack Keruoac, whom he met at a party in New York City. Kerouac was impressed and responded with– “Sure I can write something about these pictures,” and penned the introduction to the U.S. edition of The Americans. Robert Frank’s work is now widely considered an important, intimate peak inside small-town America, but originally it was not met with open arms by all– at the time of its release many of the images were considered controversial, while other critics just outright dismissed his work as a blurry mess of nothingness.
Coffee and Cigarettes breaks can severely damage your health.
“Pause Art”- No side effect!!!!
woolhead: (living boat)
ouuroboros: Bohol Strait, Philippines
Wayne Edson Bryan, Glitch Pin-Up: Queenie, handmade collage
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Recycled Light Bulb Oil Lamp
