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architizer:

“Three Cubes Colliding,” an experimental kite made of carbon fiber, aerospace fabric and 3D-printed connectors that challenges notions of airborne architecture.

bitchville:

Making of the 3D LEGO Chalk Drawing by http://www.planetstreetpainting.com/

artalogue:

David von Bassewitz, Germany-based artist

hahamagartconnect:

THE TRANSPARENCY OF ART

Ronit Judelman is the artist behind GUNS (2009).Her transparent conceptual works are informed by the insights she acquired in her life experience and the years of practice as a clinical and educational psychologist.

Judelman says this about …”Guns - Sculpture, resin and found objects, 15x79x60cm.   No human hands pull the trigger. The gun/mob appears to take on a life of its own. Guns induces a sense of sadness and helplessness. Limp, wasted, lifeless miniature people suggest the impotence of war. The work impacts by using visual ambiguity. The multitude of colours implies playfulness, only to induce, on closer scrutiny, confusion and doubt.”

zanthi:

Korean artist Seo Young Deok’s solo exhibition ‘Dystopia’ took place at the INSA/Arko Art Centre in Seoul during the last week of October  and showed his nude sculptures, which he made by linking welded metal chains piece-by-piece.

hahamagartconnect:

Dream Big - Rubik Cube Martin Luther King Portrait

Designer Pete Fecteau, spent 40 hours configuring a monumental mosaic of Martin Luther King Jr. made entirely out of Rubik’s Cubes called Dream Big. Each cube was “reversed solved” or twisted so that one of the faces maps it’s nine stickers into the total image, that’s 38,178 stickers in total!

With a computer generated draft as his blueprint, Pete used 4,242 Rubik’s Cubes to construct the 18’ 6” x 9’ 8” piece that, once completed, weighed about half a ton.

andtheoperationbegun:

Movement III in progress

graphite

original work by Blaine Roberts

wearesavant:

Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman’s larger-than-life public works. 

alidasun:

Heike Mutter and Ulrich Genth’s walkable outdoor sculpture “Tiger & Turtle – Magic Mountain” in Duisburg, Germany has just opened to the public.

utnereader:

What would you do to improve on the Mona Lisa? Our friends at Booooooom!, the Vancouver-based art blog, are asking photographers to flex their creative muscles by remaking classic works of art. The results from the Remake project—modernizing paintings by Rembrandt, Ingres, van Gogh, Lichtenstein (pictured above), and others—are fabulously clever. See more …