French creative studio Le Creative Sweatshop in collaboration with photographer Fabrice Fouillet, created a series of still-lifes combining translucent jelly and designer lamps…more
7th of February 2012
17th of November 2011
Ben Roberts’ series of photographs titled ‘Occupied Spaces’ documents some of the communal and private spaces that have been set up outside St. Paul’s Cathedral in central London by protestors representing the global Occupy movement.
(via Junk Culture)
8th of July 2011
Broken Houses
Tel Aviv-based artist Ofra Lapid creates small scale models based on photographs of abandoned buildings…more here
28th of June 2011
From Scratch
Artist Judith Klausner carves Victorian inspired cameos out of Oreo cookies…more here
20th of June 2011
Remains
Artist and metalsmith Cathy McClure strips away the plush furry coats from motorized stuffed animals and then casts the disassembled plastic limbs in bronze…more here
If you’re near Seattle, you should check out her one woman exhibition at the Bellevue Arts Musuem, it runs until January 2012.
25th of May 2011
Food Architecture
For his latest series of images photographer Gary Bryan constructed small architectural structures out of wafers…more here
11th of April 2011
Collection of Piles by Sabine Timm
6th of April 2011
“Everything in My House that is Orange, Metal, Wood, or in a Container” by Bart Batchelor
16th of March 2011
Rococo Hardcore
Artist Ludovica Gioscia’s works are created by a process of de-collage from layer upon layer of custom and found printed wallpapers…more here
14th of March 2011
Parallel Worlds
For his project titled “Parallel Worlds”, Google Creative Lab director Ji Lee installed miniature dioramas on empty ceilings…more here
10th of March 2011
Postcard Wonderland
Using digital techniques to position postcards within negative space, Barbara Astman captures the feeling of flipping through stacks…more here
17th of January 2011
Beth Katleman’s sculptures and installations combine rococo decoration with icons from popular culture. Beth uses 1950’s squeaky toys, corporate mascots, miniature buildings, cartoon characters and dolls which she finds in secondhand thrift stores and flea markets. These trinkets are cast in clay and reinvented as bizarre porcelain objects.
Find out more about Beth’s work here.
4th of January 2011
Dust Collectors
7th of December 2010
Beyond the Plastic Facade
22nd of November 2010
Untamed Interiors
