Deeply satisfying to watch: digital kinetic sculptures by motion graphics artist Andreas Wannerstedt.
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Deeply satisfying to watch: digital kinetic sculptures by motion graphics artist Andreas Wannerstedt.
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Casting Couch: A pre-Oscars collaboration on Hollywood Boulevard by British street artist Plastic Jesus and ‘Naked Trump’ artist Joshua “Ginger” Monroe.
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Behold the extremely pleasing and ingenious 100-sheet Omoshiro (‘fun’) Block – elegant Japanese stationery by Triad where the cumulative peeling off of notes ‘excavates’ an intricate laser-cut 3D paper sculpture.
Right now the blocks are expensive (¥4000 to ¥10,000 or around €30 to €75 each) and available only at locations in Osaka and Kyoto. With luck (and sustained pressure from stationery geeks the world over) this may change
Avocado Stone Faces (buy them here) – inspired while preparing an avocado sandwich and handcarved in Ireland by Jan Campbell.
Wreck (2016) by Philadephia-based sculptor Jordan Griska, who sez of it:
Wreck is based on a computer-generated model of a luxury sedan, in a video game, which was manipulated to look like it was involved in a crash that resulted in a fatality. I crafted 12,000 individual pieces of mirror-finish stainless steel, over the course of almost two years, in order to transform that model into a full-sized three-dimensional monument. The perfect geometry and flawless materiality of the piece reflect the inspiration of idealized digital design, in stark contrast with the grimness of the reality it represents. Beauty, technology and engineering collide with death and reality.
Polished brass sculptures by Brazilian artist Vanderlei Lopes that appear to drip, drain and spread across gallery floors like liquid gold.
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Teeny tiny origami things folded by Leipzig based paper artist Anja Markiewicz.
Without the aid of a magnifying glass, mind.
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