American artist Zac Freeman forms unique portraits out of all kinds of small and used materials. Each of his objects comes from scraps of trash that are leftover from the things that we regularly consume. The result is a time capsule of objects that reflects our culture. Zac Freeman’s websitevia [Empty Kingdom]
Het Arresthuis is a 19th-century-prison turned luxury hotel in the Netherlands. Doing time never sounded so good! These notable quarters are situated across the establishment’s former warden chambers and sports area. Additionally, the hotel has several communal areas that include a bar and restaurant. Het Arresthuis websitevia [Neatorama]
His creative setup resulted in some unbelievably magical effects. The photographer also captured video of the spectacular effect, which you might view down below. Brian Maffitt on Flickrvia [Laughing Squid]
Spanish artistJaume Plensarecently unveiled a giant new sculpture calledWonderlandat the base of Calgary’s tallest tower, The Bow. The wire mesh piece stands 39 feet high and resembles a young girl’s head. (It was actually inspired by a real girl in Spain.) Interestingly, the sculpture has two entrances so that visitors can walk inside of it. Wonderlandis sure to be quite the experience for visitors or, more specifically, photographers. Said bloggerMike Morrison, I got a chance to explore the sculpture and I was really impressed....
Fabien Mrelle’s website2013 Art Stage Singapore websitevia [Designboom]
Happen to be in London? 2013 has only just begun but this exhibition has thrown down the gauntlet. It will take something very special to top it.
One of the most beautiful shots of the falls is by photographer Nicole Cambr (see above). On Livingstone Island, on top of the falls, I finally managed to capture this full rainbow. Now, here are our top 12 photos of rainbows over Victoria Falls. This makes fantastic photo opportunities with a permanent rainbow from the mist of the falls behind you. (Or, if you’re extremely adventurous, you could be likethese daredevil kayakers....
Dutch photographer Joel Tjintjelaar transforms urban architecture into breathtaking abstract works of art. The edifice is now defunct of its vertical triumphs and instead a radiating horizontal extension of lines and boxes. If you do it right… Joel Tjintjelaar websiteJoel Tjintjelaar on Flickrvia [Twisted Sifter]
The thick liquids splash into perfectly scattered streams and there isn’t a drop out of place. Egor N. certainly has a knack for combining high speed photography with insanely detailed Photoshop skills.
Recently, his firm was commissioned to design the Toledo metro station space in Naples, Italy. Blanca’s firm collaborated with multiple artists to complete the shimmering, blue design that emits an underwater vibe. Oscar Tusquets Blanca’s websitevia [Everything it’s possible for you to Imagine Is Real]
Peers and Godley estimate having milked approximately 1.2 million of these fascinating creatures. The silk is perfectly cylindrical and so the final cape is extremely lightweight. Godley & Peers websitevia [Yatzer], [Designboom]
Boston-based artist Corey Corcoran is inspired by quite the unusual canvas. Much of his work draws inspiration from nature and organic forms, and this project is no exception. Each little canvas ranges in size from 6 to 24 inches wide. The artist works with the texture in the mushrooms to create his shapes and patterns. Corey Corcoran’s websitevia [TheMAG]
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