‘Crocodiles Eat’ – a 3D anamorphic painting by German artist Nikolaj Arndt (something of a specialist in this kind of thing) installed on the living room floor of a client’s home.
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21 Balançoires: an installation created by Mouna Andraos and Melissa Mongiat – harmony in the midst of the traffic at Montréal’s Quartier des Spectacles entertainment district.
Pix: Oliver Blouin
The latest mini-doc in the PBS Off/Book arts series explores the history, variety and general awesomeness of animation.
Scottish artist David Mach, who exhibited at this year’s Galway Arts Festival, uses everyday objects like match-heads and magazines to fairly startling effect in his work.
This cheetah and tiger are the newest in a series made from wire coathangers.
Wire coathangers.
Last year, Moreno De Turco and Mirco Pagano spent over 200 hours making portraits of six dead musicians with 6,500 CDs of their greatest hits for an anti-piracy exhibit in Milan.
Won’t someone think of the record companies artists turning in their graves?
Trippy.
By Grace McEvoy who sez:
I think things that give us a sense of unreality lends us to question that which is around us. Our fascination with the potential in technology and its unexplained power drives our desire to envision the future. Arthur C. Clarke’s famous words seem relevant when he says: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”.
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An extraordinary hyper-real portrait drawn with seven Bic ballpoint pens (in 30 hours using this photo by Russian photographer Christina Tararina as a reference) by Portuguese artist Samuel Silva.
[the statue] raises its arm in salute when a ball goes through it
You decide.
Mary Street, Dublin.
Iain Briscoe writes:
I saw a girl painting one side about 3/4 weeks ago, passed by it yesterday and the whole thing was done. Couldn’t catch her name or website on the side of it though. It’s just around the corner from Law Library.
Meanwhile, some more, courtesy of Hazy in Dublin blog:
Dublin Street Art Traffic Light Boxes (HazyInDublin)
Thanks Hazel O