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A virtual art installation transforms the halls of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. As part of the 2021 London Design Festival, Japanese architect Sou Fujimoto and tech developer Tin Drum have joined their unique perspectives into a new craft — a captivating architectural spectacle only visible with a VR headset. The interactive installation […]
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This landscape photographer chases shots of extreme climates. From towering glaciers to cavernous canyons, Hamburg-based Jan Eric Waider is known to pursue breathtaking and intense landscape photography across the globe. In a new series titled LAVA, Waider is turning up the heat, capturing the textures and shapes of melted stone flowing from a volcano. For […]
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Photographers deploy creative composition techniques to add a playful twist to various settings. Valencia native photographers Anna Devis and Daniel Rueda merge creative concepts and real-world settings seamlessly in their ongoing portrait collaborations. Taking shapes and color blocks from otherwise mundane backdrops, their photographs compose new narrative-driven shots that add a transformative touch of playful […]
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Sprawling land art embeds coiling patterns in beachy landscapes. Creativity and stone-cold precision are better together, and Wales-based artist Jon Foreman wouldn’t have it any other way. In a series of public land art, Foreman has meticulously re-arranged patches of natural topography into coils of decorative patterns. Land-bound whirlpools of smooth stones sprawl across beaches […]
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An editorial photographer plays with refraction through light, glass, and water. Suzanne Saroff is constantly searching for new ways to interpret reality through photography. With a keen eye for lighting and composition experiments, her latest series distorts vibrant floral arrangements using glass vessels filled with water. The graphic manipulation occurs on the other side of […]
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An American photographer captures a natural stone arrangement in Utah. About 140 million years ago, a large body of water covered the region that would become the state of Utah, depositing sand and other sediments that would later harden into stone. As this area came to be exposed to the elements over the next 100 […]
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An abstract interior installation creates prismatic depth illusions. Open Square is a meticulously coordinated installation that engages visitors in a distorted environment of color, sound, and lighting. The invention of Chicago-based studio Luftwerk, the two-room, immersive design engages visitors in a dynamic, illuminating experience. Utilizing entirely physical properties for its illusions, Open Square is painted […]
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Ukrainian photographer captures aerial shots of the Giza pyramid. Alexander Ladanivskyy, a Ukrainian photographer, has traveled the world in search of the perfect shot. With a portfolio of spectacular images including Icelandic waterfalls and ancient cities in Jordan and Nepal, this global photographer is well on his way to several. Last April, Ladanivskyy secured a […]
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Precious gemstones coat massive fruit sculptures in moldy designs. New York-based artist Kathleen Ryan has a talent for finding beauty in uncommon places. This is especially apparent in her latest sculpture work — a series of oversized fruit sculptures encrusted in mold and fungal decay. The unusual subject highlights the beauty in the grotesque. Using […]
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Large mosaics portraits challenge societal notions of human value. “There’s always potential within everything.” — That’s the motif underpinning much of Matt Small’s body of work. Based out of Camden, Small is a veteran of British street art. The series of portraits shown here, now featured in the Vanguard exhibit at M Shed in London, […]
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Series of scissor-cut designs features nuanced narratives around family and community. Vietnamese-American artist Antonius Bui is exploring the evolving intersection of identity and family in a series of scissor-cut pieces titled The Detour Is to Be Where We Are. Each piece features a subject from Bui’s biological and chosen family. Posed in affectionate postures, the […]
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Massive fiber installation transforms a stone bridge into a garden of orchids. Somewhere in the 12th-century town of Paderne, Portugal, local plant life buds wild and overgrown around a worn medieval walkway and bridge. Dangling from the arches of the bridge — a massive, crouched sash of soft, fabric orchids. One of many in Vanessa Barragao’s […]
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A trio of giant cartoon faces takes over a botanical garden in France. “I have seen landscapes… which, under a particular light, make me feel that at any moment a giant might raise his head over the next ridge.” — C.S. Lewis Over a hill, up a tree, or in a pond — there are […]
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