The silhouettes render the skyscrapers made of sky, making visible the invisible. The “texture” of these skyscrapers are painted by an array of changing colors according to the natural phenomenon and climatic conditions of each city. […]
Partnering with Grimshaw Architects who was famously known for the Eden Project in UK, Samoo Architects & Engineers was commissioned to develop a site for ecological research and exhibition, housing global climatic zones for a diverse range of species to thrive. […]
Reconstructing objects from paper, Jennifer Collier has created a series of craft that represents the small details of everyday items, making obvious the fine elements and variations that make each product distinctively unique. […]
Restaging these moments, it is likely a risk that Tagliafierro is willing to bear with the assumption that he is undermining the fine arts through his reinterpretation. For critics as well as devotees of fine arts, oil paintings are meant to encapsulate and perhaps to some extent, suspend moments of intensity. […]
What can we conclude from the shot-by-shot comparison? We could deduce that Simon Smith, the filmmaker, had intentionally attempted to illustrate the striking differences in the clothing and vehicles of yesteryears but more so, to a greater degree, the distinct similarities where the iconic cityscape stood the test of time. […]
Making sound visible was a means to understand the physics of sound. This study is termed as cymatics, a field that was ventured by the renowned Ernest Cladni in the 18th century. Turning science into art, Kanazawa chose to perform his experiments using two key apparatus, the steel plate and the rubber mallet. […]
Dulled by staticness, Howe had longed for something more dynamic in his artwork. An artist based in Washington, he shifted from painting to making kinetic sculptures, bringing pieces of stainless steel to life as he consolidates with nature’s force. […]
This bold, bizarre and seemingly light-headed proposal by Lord Foster who paints London’s future landscape with a network of 220km car-free routes raised on pylons begs us to question its feasibility. […]