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Archive | April, 2010
Tags: Art, Clocks, David Garcia, Design, installation, Pessoa
Unusual clock-Pessoa clock
Posted on 24 April 2010 by admin
In an attempt to formalise the ritual of waiting, a clock was devised to leave traces of poems while it was turned on. The clarity of the traces is directly proportional to the amount of time one has to wait. The text engraved in the base is a poem by Pessoa, depicting concepts of time, and the futility of understanding them fully. Cinnamon is slowly dropped by the rolling cylinder, leaving traces on the street. [ 1 ]
Tags: Disordered, Medicine, parking, Science
Parking Lot of the Personality Disordered
Posted on 23 April 2010 by admin
Interesting Parking
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Tags: Art, Gerard Herman, Hooligan, Photography
Hooligan
Posted on 22 April 2010 by admin
Gerard Herman showed a hooligan pose constantly for one night, he actually hid his real arms under his jacket.
Tags: Art, artwork, ceramic, Environment, hand-made, NeSpoon, Street Art
Park Street Art
Posted on 21 April 2010 by admin
It’s a fusion of street art and ceramic. All pieces are hand-made, in a traditional process. I call it “urban jewellery”.
Tags: Amazing, Art, Contemporary Art, Creative, drawings, Unusual Art
Amazing 3D drawings
Posted on 15 April 2010 by admin
Tags: Art, Fun, funny, graffiti, Photography, Pics, Street Art
Come on paint me white again
Posted on 11 April 2010 by admin
Tags: Art, Design, Facebook, Goggle, Ken Solomon, Paintings, Web
Web Colors
Posted on 11 April 2010 by admin
Artist Ken Solomon has an interesting take on art by taking Goggle image results and Facebook pages then creates water colors out of them. I’ve always enjoyed the calmness in water colors and wished the web could reflect this.
Tags: Art, Contemporary Art, Cordial Lewandowski, Michelangelo, Pop Art, Super Mario Bros
Super Mario Bros – Game Over – pop art
Posted on 09 April 2010 by admin
In 1499, Michelangelo created one of his most famous sculptures – La Pieta («Lamentation of Christ”), which became, according to art historians, the watershed between the Early and High Renaissance. And in 2008, the Polish artist Cordial Lewandowski creates his sculpture Game Over, which has become one of the most striking contemporary pop art sculptures.
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