May 9, 2016 at 3:56 pm
Jaw-Dropping Portraits Made from Layered Pieces of Tulle
Artist Benjamin Shine layers, pleats, compacts and sews over 2,000 metres of tulle into incredible works of art
Artist Benjamin Shine layers, pleats, compacts and sews over 2,000 metres of tulle into incredible works of art
Edoardo Tresoldi’s installation brings the ancient town to life, letting visitors interact and explore the full-scale structure
Designed by Jakub Szczesny, Keret House in Warsaw, Poland measures 152 cm (60 in) at its widest point
Florists from across the country fill every nook and cranny of an abandoned house in Detroit with American-grown fresh flowers and plants
They recreated a ‘white sand beach’ experience using 750,000 recyclable plastic balls complete with umbrellas, chairs and food.
Banksy unveiled several new artworks today in ‘The Jungle’, a refugee camp in Calais, France.
Random International’s ‘Rain Room’ is an immersive environment of perpetually falling water that pauses wherever a human body is detected.
Jun Ong used steel cables and 500 meters of LED lights to create a gigantic LED star in an abandoned 4-story building in Penang, Malaysia.
This idea sounds amazing.
‘A million times‘ is a kinetic sculpture that uses hundreds of small wall clocks to create a ‘meta-clock’ with a digital-like display.
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