Afterlife Afterthought, 2006.
Tether, 2006. Bronze, 42” x 21” x 12”.
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The Ugly Truth: Ultraviolet light reveals how ancient Greek statues really looked.
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Korean artist Gwon Osang photographs his subjects part by part, and plasters the printed photographs onto styrofoam mannequins to create sculptures.
Photographing the body of each sculpture takes up to half a day; each sculpture takes at least one to two months to complete, and comprises of hundreds of pictures.
Arnaud Lapierre - “Ring” installation in Place Vendôme, Paris
French designer Arnaud Lapierre has created ‘ring’, a series of mirrored cubes placed in a circular pattern in collaboration with AUDI. The vast amount of reflections and angles warps the perspective of the surrounding area. The optical effect creates a surreal environment in which both the structures and people are distorted and recreated, fracturing the usual relationship that individuals have with the piazza as well as themselves. Overall, the installation measured 5500 x 4000 mm (216 x 157 inches).
The ‘ring’ installation was on show at place Vendôme, Paris, at the 2011 Foire Internationale D’art Contemporain (FIAC).
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Random8 from Design Pitaya.
My kind of chair for a sunny day.
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Rats and babies - Benedetta Mori Ubaldini
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