Roseland Greene: all-time favorites
Obviously when it comes to art, craft and design it's often the face value of a project that excites the majority, however one thing that always grips my interest is the context to the visual, the concept behind it and how the piece has been made. Which is why when I came across this project by photographer/artist Leonora Hamill that documents the spaces different creatives set to work in I was fascinated to observe where the magic happens ...
CREATIVE STUDIO UNRAVEL - 스튜디오언라벨
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This new Studio Aisslinger-designed pharmacy in Berlin’s Schultheiss Quartier rediscovers the experience of a place.
Architectural Renderings of visual explorations using 3dsMax, Corona Renderer and Adobe Photoshop!
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The 1300 square-foot JW Anderson flagship store occupies two addresses on the corner of Brewer and Wardour Street in London.
Image 13 of 16 from gallery of Time – Spatial Distortion / Jocelyn Cueto. View
Image 25 of 27 from gallery of Highroad / Foolscap Studio. Plan
Jean-Jaques Lequeu: Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1757-1825) worked as a draughtsman at Rouen, and from 1779 in Paris at the Cadastre, the Ecole Polytechnique, and the Interior Ministry. He created two treatises: Architecture Civile and Nouvelle Méthode Appliquée aux Principes Élémentaires du Dessin, both donated to the Bibliothèque Royale (now Nationale) in July 1825. Lequeu submitted his work for exhibition in the Salons, but was always rejected. He later tried to sell his work by way of advertisements in Paris journals, but also these efforts were largely unsuccessful. Despite the lack of acceptance among his contemporaries, Lequeu is today considered an exceptional architectural visionary of post-revolutionary France together with Claude-Nicolas Ledoux, Étienne-Louis Boullée and Antoine Laurent Thomas Vaudoyer.
Here’s an interesting new take on trying to bridge the chasm between the undeveloped and urban worlds: a public art installation that uses the mirrored interior of a huge box to evoke an “endless forest.” The Unlimited Urban Woods installation was designed by DUS Architects and installed as a temporary piece of public art in Oosterdokskade, Amsterdam. Using one real... More
Saturée, gourmande, acidulée et exaltée. Pour l'Américaine Heather Chontos, la couleur est une maison, une joie vitale, un langage instinctif, dont l'exubérance s'est très tôt imposée à elle. Dans le sud-ouest de la France où s'est installée l'artiste, cette frénésie pigmentée déborde sur les murs, les textiles et le mobilier, dans un enthousiasme communicatif.
Le Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap), est l’un des opérateurs de la politique du ministère de la Culture. Il a pour missions de soutenir et de promouvoir la création contemporaine dans sa plus grande diversité, tant du point de vue des disciplines que des parcours professionnels.
Renzo Saux / Nivel I / 2011-1
Studio Feixen is a Swiss multidisciplinary design studio working across various fields, including graphic design, type design, animation, product design, and spatial design.
Rebecca Baumann, Automated Colour Field 2011 flip-clocks, paper
