Timotheus Tomicek – Video Installation

Posted: 11/07/2012 | Author: seb.. | Filed under: Art, Video, visual art | Tags: art, arts, culture, design, photo, photography, Timotheus Tomicek, video, visual art | Leave a comment

Occupying a thin space between photo and video, Timotheus Tomicek photo video installations create subtle movements in what seen like still images.

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Public Art – A Memorial Bowling – Snarkitecture

Posted: 05/07/2012 | Author: seb.. | Filed under: Architecture, Art, Industrial Design, visual art | Tags: art, art direction, arts, bowling, culture, design, miami, orange, Public art, Snarkitecture, visual art | Leave a comment

A Memorial Bowing recalls the enormous MIAMI ORANGE BOWL sign from the stadium that stood on this site from 1937 until its demolition in 2008. The letters from the sign are reconstructed at their original ten-foot height and scattered throughout the east plaza of the Marlins Ballpark.

Commemorative artwork.. Great project.

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Artist – Pablo Guzman

Posted: 24/06/2012 | Author: seb.. | Filed under: Art | Tags: art, arts, culture, design, Pablo Guzman, painting, visual art | Leave a comment

Pablo Guzman, artist from Medellin Colombia. In this series, he explore the interactions of people with art or involve in art galleries.

The painting looking back at you.. I like the idea.

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Studio kg – parramyd planter

Posted: 19/06/2012 | Author: seb.. | Filed under: Architecture, Industrial Design, Objects | Tags: design, industrial design, parramyd, planter, plants, pyramid, studio kg | 1 Comment

Modular planting system ..

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Laura Alvarez – Architecture – Design

Posted: 13/06/2012 | Author: seb.. | Filed under: Architecture | Tags: Architecture, design, housing, interior, Laura Alvarez, staircase, wood | Leave a comment

got to love the staircase..

Steven Johnson – Where good ideas come from

Posted: 11/06/2012 | Author: seb.. | Filed under: TED, Video | Tags: culture, design, idea, networks, Steven Johnson.TED, ted, video | Leave a comment

People often credit their ideas to individual “Eureka!” moments. But Steven Johnson shows how history tells a different story. His fascinating tour takes us from the “liquid networks” of London’s coffee houses to Charles Darwin’s long, slow hunch to today’s high-velocity web.