DALeast - monochrome creatures
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Posts tagged art
one more “Does”… speechless
Awesome David Bloch Gallery - Morocco
If you go to Marrakech on holiday, don’t miss this one. Artists: Alexone, Augustine Kofie, L’Atlas, Lek, Mist, O’clock, Popay, Pro, Remed, Sebastien Preschoux, Supakitch, and many others.
Source davidblochgallery.com
Second post in a row about Jae-hyo Lee’s art. I can’t help it, this guy’s work is so unique that I have to post these too. The Korean artist explains that his art is all about the material itself and how to present it in an unusual and creative way. Check the video to discover the process behind his outstanding wooden & nails masterpieces.
Source leeart.name
Wooden furnitures - Jae-Hyo Lee
The South-Korean artist assembles raw wood logs to create 3D volumes in a so unique way. I’ve already seen few furnitures produced with similar raw wooden pieces but none of them managed to get such a nice finish with such a rich contrast. The gaps between the logs lighten the solid volume and reveal the color of the dark wood which was first burnt with a strong fire then polished on the extremities to a emphasize the contrast and reveal the overall pattern. By changing the angle of the wood logs, Jae-Hyo Lee controls the rhythm of this pattern.
Panic room by the french writer Tilt
BTW do a “tilt” google search and your google tilts…
Source graffitilt.blogspot.de
The last month the french writer* Jace was celebrating the 20th birthday of his main character, Gouzou. Two nice Jace videos (in french) found on Canalstreet
* graffiti artists usually don’t like to be seen as artists but writers, they write their name after all
NanoArt is an art discipline at the art-science-technology intersections. It features nanolandscapes and nanosculptures. One of the aims of creating NanoArt is to familiarize people with the omnipresence of the nano world and raise the public awareness of the impact of nanotechnology on our lives.
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minimal sculpture
ferrofluids brought to the next level
