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new york based artist, kathleen ryan, comments on the culture of excess with her series of ‘rotten’ over-sized fruit sculptures. using polystyrene foam bases and countless beads carved from precious and semi-precious stones, the pieces transmute the image of discarded and rotting fruit into beautifully intricate artwork. ‘serptenine foam’, 2019 image courtesy of josh lilley gallery (main images: ‘
角川書店から出ている、横溝正史シリーズの表紙がすんごく好きです。 杉本一文の装画も、デザインも、横溝ワールドに思いっきりマッチしていて、読む前からテンションが上がってしまいます。 あの表紙、ものすごーく特徴的な画風&デザインなので、フォーマットをマネしたらそれっぽいものが作れるんじゃないでしょうか? 1975年群馬生まれ。ライター&イラストレーター。 犯罪者からアイドルちゃんまで興味の幅は広範囲。仕事のジャンルも幅が広過ぎて、他人に何の仕事をしている人なのか説明するのが非常に苦痛です。変なスポット、変なおっちゃんなど、どーしてこんなことに……というようなものに関する記事をよく書きます。(動画インタビュー) 前の記事:平成初期に大流行した原宿のタレントショップは今、どうなってるのか!? > 個人サイト Web人生
For his recent solo show earlier this year at Pippy Houldsworth, Japanese artist Yuken Teruya (previously) transformed the waste products of consumerism—luxury gift bags—into cut paper trees that rise like fragile silhouettes from inside each bag. Via Pippy Houldsworth: Discussing how Teruya’s bags are made, Megan Ratner explains that he ‘begins with photographs of trees, which he transfers to his
The Listening Cloud is a data-driven light sculpture that visualizes social media conversation in real-time. Whenever tweets, hashtags, likes or comments occur about whatever the cloud is programmed to monitor, it storms with multi-colored lightning that corresponds to the different social media channels. A web interface allows viewers to choose what the cloud is "listening to", displays a raw fee
Back in 2008, for his Royal College of Art graduation show, Yuri Suzuki presented work which involved an innovative way of playing conventional vinyl records, including a miniature electric circuit constructed from pieces of old records on which small cars circulate and transmit sound. This miniature vehicle incorporates miniature sensor that detects and follows a black line whilst it reads crossi
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
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