Beautiful Beast by designer Martin Azúa – a golden spider with very sharp flexible legs that grip the skin when applied. Martin sez:
The process of fastening is almost surgical, the skin is disinfected, it is applied and it is removed with a small mechanical artefact. The process is not free of danger and pain.
Fair enough.
Dancing with light: performed by Japanese dance troupe Enra, directed and scored by Nobuyuki Hanabusa.
Choreographer Yanis Marshall and dancers Arnaud Boursain and Medhi Mamine reheasrse a Beyoncé medley at Studio 68 London prior to this month’s Britain’s Got Talent final.
They didn’t win.
Robbed, they was.
The Washington Post goes behind the scenes at the Washington Ballet where six professional dancers demonstrate the most difficult moves in their repertoire.
Kieth Harrison sez:
On Good Friday last month, Matchu from the Raw Edge Crew and I went down to Dublin’s Poolbeg Lighthouse. The weather was absolutely perfect, so I bought some lino, grabbed the slowmo camera and we shot for a few hours.
Music: Dreamspace by Scoobi Hu?
(Thanks Deborah Naylor)
Marquese ‘NONSTOP’ Scott and Dorian ‘Bluprint’ Hector get their slomo on to Knight Riderz and Kahtja’s Fall In Love.
Fall. See what they did there?
(Thanks Fionán Higgins)
A conceptual vertical train hub by UK designers Christopher Christophi and Lucas Mazarrasa which received an honourable mention in eVolo magazine’s skyscraper design competition.
The design – envisaged for a world 60 years hence where the need for high speed transit vies with the limitations of urban space – flips the horizontal layout of a rail terminal on its end to create a cylindrical mass into which trains arrive hovering above magnetic rails then pivot in the style of ferris wheel carriages as they ascend to platforms within the tower.
Geometric cheerleader wallpaper by mixed media artist Cassandra Jones.
