SHADOW PLAY WITH BUILDING BLOCKS Artwork by Kumi Yamashita Building Blocks, 1997 Wood, light, shadow H:230cm, W:400cm, D:5cm Collection of Boise Art Museum, Idaho Kumi Yamashita via Reddit
Footage captured by Kyle Huber
Learn all about this mystery man… Steve!
Lil Jon himself got in on the action! YEAH!!!
Before he played Colin Robinson on the TV version of What We Do in the Shadows, actor Mark Proksch enjoyed pranking news shows on TV stations in the Midwest by pretending he was a yo-yo expert named Kenny Strasser. Proksch tricked TV stations by saying that he represented a company called Zim-Zam Yo-Yo and that he…
Using magnets and ferrofluids to create a liquid display.
In this clever street artwork by OakOak, we see Snoopy lying on a shadow that looks like his doghouse from the Peanuts comic strip.
OakOak is a street artist from Saint-Étienne, France (featured previously). What I love most about his work is the way it plays with its surroundings. The artworks are site-specific, fun and imaginative. Where others see simple cracks in the wall or shadows on the ground, OakOak envisions something different altogether. Below you will find…
Artist duo Hari & Deepti (Harikrishnan Panicker, Deepti Nair) started experimenting with paper cut shadow boxes in 2010 with hand painted watercolor paper which was then cut and assembled in a wooden box to create a diorama. They started experimenting with lights and simplified their pieces by losing the colored aspect of the paper.…
Artwork by RASHAD ALAKBAROV Azberbaijan-based artist Rashad Alakbarov creates wonderful shadow art using everyday objects and reflecting their shadows to create wonderful cityscapes and portraits. My favourite of the lot is the piece above that beautifully incorporates colour into thee piece for a really striking landscape. If you’re in London, you can catch…
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