ArtExplosion 2.0 by Ken HermannCapture the firework explosion in the right moment.2016.12.13FavoritesShare
ArtEmbody by Shani HaTransformative sculptures break the boundaries between the art and the viewer.2016.12.12FavoritesShare
ArtThe blizzard, Bieszczady, Poland by Przemyslaw KrukCapturing the harsh side of the beautiful nature.2016.12.08FavoritesShare
ArtLightwaves by Jólan van der Wiel and Benthem Crouwel ArchitectsPatterns of light dance above the canals, making the whirling airstreams visible.2016.12.05FavoritesShare
ArtPuddle by CIRCLEA sculpture of itself by negating itself and creates new interactions of human, environs and art appear.2016.12.01FavoritesShare
Art“Emergent Behavior”installation by Thomas JacksonThe art work freeze in a vivid moment with strong visual impact.2016.11.24FavoritesShare
ArtOil Paintings by Bui Van HoanHe create layers within his scenes by using light, shadow and subtle variations in hue and texture.2016.11.23FavoritesShare
Architecture“Solaris”, New York by BardulaThe successive layers of gold and LED light produce a star effect and movement that follows the viewer.2016.11.22FavoritesShare
ArchitectureTube Cologne, Carlswerk by Numen/For UseThe object is suspended with numerous synthetic ropes, channelling a giant blue convulsing centipede.2016.11.21FavoritesShare
ArtTime in Motion by Fong Qi WeiAn animations that show landscapes / seascapes but with a constant shimmer of time.2016.11.21FavoritesShare
ArtThe Monster ProjectAn surprising combination of children’s imaginations and artists’ expressive skills.2016.11.16FavoritesShare
ArtAn Island Shaped by its Myths: ANAMA, Greek by Petros KoublisA landscape that is a myth of its own.2016.11.15FavoritesShare
ArtFloating cities by David MorenoA phantom caused by high speed movement or floating houses only appear in the fairy tales.2016.11.11FavoritesShare
ArtTiled Flora by Fong Qi WeiThe boundary where the regular repeating tiles merge with the free form of real flora is fascinating.2016.11.10FavoritesShare
ArtTerminal by Karolina Halatek»terminal« marks a border and denotes the end, especially the phase immediately before death.2016.11.07FavoritesShare
ArtDreams to Awaken by Clayton WoodleyA conversation between the divine feminine and mother nature.2016.11.04FavoritesShare
ArtBarbican Conservatory in London by Luke HayesA secret garden hidden from the metropolis.2016.11.01FavoritesShare