Spectacular Images of Australia’s Salt Fields Captured by Simon Butterworth.'Blue Fields' by Scottish landscape photographer Simon Butterworth is a stunning aerial photography series that could easily be mistaken for oil paintings. The images depict the Useless Loop solar salt operation in Shark Bay, the...
Human Error by Victoria Siemer.Brooklyn-based graphic designer, Victoria Siemer, turns computer notifications into deeply personal and emotional alerts in her ongoing Digital World vs Real Life image series "Human...
Nudie Rudie Foam Sculptures by Etienne Gros, Photographed by Matthieu Lavanchy.French artist Étienne Gros nips and tucks blocks of soft foam to make squidgy nude sculptures. Titled Les Mousses ("The Foams") the sculptures depict the torso without limbs or heads, reminiscent of the stone statues remains from...
Klaus Frahm’s Incredible Photographs Capture The Rarely Seen Side Of Theatres.Hamburg-based photographer Klaus Frahm takes us behind-the-scenes of several European theatres with his jaw-dropping image series 'The Fourth Wall'. Shot from the stage looking back at the space an audience would usually occupy, the photos...
Hand-Cut Photorealistic Paper Portraits by Yoo Hyun.Armed with a scalpel, tweezers and a large sheet of paper, Korean artist Yoo Hyun hand-carves intricate portraits of celebrities, past and present. Up close, Hyun’s pieces look like abstract images, but from afar they read as...
Jewellery For The Face by Akiko Shinzato.Akiko Shinzato is a Japan-born London-based jewellery designer and a Central Saint Martins graduate, who understands the importance of first impressions. She also likes to toy with our prescriptions, by examining how simply and easily one...
“Penguins Mirror” Interactive Installation with Stuffed Animals by Daniel Rozin."Penguins Mirror" is an interactive installation comprised of 450 motorised stuffed animals that formed part of Daniel Rozin’s solo show at the Bitforms Gallery in New York. Reductive in palette, yet baroque in behaviour, the...
Viktor & Rolf Dress Models in Wearable Paintings at Couture Show in Paris.In their latest couture collection called Wearable Art, Viktor & Rolf tackle the age-old question of whether fashion qualifies as art by challenging our preconceptions on whether the works should hang on a wall or clothe a female body....
Video // In Praise Of Chairs by Tony Zhou.We all know that production design can make or break a film. In this video, film essayist Tony Zhou zeroes in on the importance of one particular set piece - the chair. He shows us how a single seat can set a scene, embody a character's...
