“Trapper’s tilt” log cabin built with local timber in Crawford Country, Indiana.
Built and photographed by Keith Hampton.
“Trapper’s tilt” log cabin built with local timber in Crawford Country, Indiana.
Built and photographed by Keith Hampton.
Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka will exhibit a glass window made of 500 crystal prisms at MUSEUM. beyond museum in Seoul.
Artist Michael Mapes combines a bit of science with art for his “human specimen” series. He takes his own photographs, and then dissects and composes the pieces into box frames. Within each casing, he generally includes “hundreds of photographic samples and ‘personal/biographical DNA’ such as eyelashes, fingernails, fingerprints, dried tears, pet hair, botanical material, and family matter.”
(via cosascool)
Skateboards by Arthur King
For his “Skateboards” project, artist Arthur King created a series of “re-worked” skateboards using a variety of everyday objects. From a sandwich, to a wood log, to a vintage suitcase – Arthur pulls everyday materials from the world of mass-produced objects into the realm of art through his use of appropriation.
(via cosascool)
German brand architecture firm TULP created three fun restrooms forWebguerillas’ offices in Munich. The marker installation at top, invited staff and clients to mark up the room as they wished by using the pens (attached by magnets) to draw, graffiti, and decorate the walls. The second bathroom involved lots of toilet paper rolls and blue light, creating a paper sky and easy access to toilet paper replenishment. The third installation included an array of framed mirrors to change the sense of space and play on the idea of vanity.
