Today i need something silly to cheer me up: i’m in Turin, it’s August and the whole place is inert. All the art galleries are closed. Half of the cinema are ‘on holiday pause’ and even the postman hasn’t brought any bill nor urgent (sigh!) parcel for two weeks at least. I’m in need of a distraction so let me tell you about the Poo Printer…. Fabrizio Lamoncha, Poo Printer Fabrizio Lamoncha entrust
insect homes from couture textiles by aki inomata all images © aki inomata japanese artist aki inomata works with moths to create fashionable, delicate homes for the creatures. she offers the insects fragments of recycled women’s clothing, rather than twigs and leaves, from which they can build their cocoons. entitled ‘girl, girl, girl…’, the series of unconventional fabric habitats are self-fashi
Zoo Portraits is a series of portraits of animals dressed as humans (anthropomorphized), created by photographer and digital artist Yago Partal. This project went viral in 2012 and captured the imagination of people around the world, standing out for its unique blend of humor, art, fashion and environmental awareness. Since its inception, Zoo Portraits has collaborated with well-known brands such
“Beautiful, inspiring and full of life... like a long walk on a spring day. Bravo!” Oprah (the dog) Photographer Dan Borris was walking down the street one day with a friend when she suggested that he photograph her doing yoga while her dog ran around making her crazy. Inspiration struck! Why bother with humans? Dogs should do yoga! It was in that moment that Yoga Dogs was born. With the help of
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Lisa Black is a Sculptor, Jeweller and Artist based in Auckland, New Zealand, born in Australia in 1982. Her love of animals and their form, combined with a preoccupation with an imminent future where technology and biology are intimately combined, led her to create her ongoing series of modified animals. Her works have been featured in Wired.com, BoingBoing.net, Notcot.org, Treehugger.com, Pilot
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