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Tor Brandt
desert sun
Joshua Tree National Park, California
Immersive Nature Art Projections Emerge on Megaliths in a Japanese Bath House
Earth Box by Equipo de Arquitectura
Resolving the basic equation of materializing the desires through a limited budget, we started the process of building an architecture office. The exercise starts with the experimental process of use and transformation of available and recovered materials, such as land, recycled glass and formwork wood, configuring them between two existing trees: the sneak, which is outside but framed, and the guavirá that is located in the middle of space to keep us company.
The rammed earth walls of 0.30 support the weight of the slab, which rests on 20 cm of the wall, without any anchoring or mooring, taking advantage of the structural qualities of the material. The remaining 10 cm remain outside, to hide the slab, delimiting the exterior only with the walls. All the furniture and doors are from the phenolic plates that were used in the formwork of the slab. The library is detached from the walls so that the light continues its trajectory, suspending the books and paintings, precious treasures in the office.
Woodhouse 2.0 | Marchi Architectes Location: Long Island, New York, USA Visuals: Filippo Bolognese
Woodhouse 2.0 | Marchi Architectes Location: Long Island, New York, USA Visuals: Filippo Bolognese
ANATOMIE DES WALDES - Markus Schroll
(ANATOMY OF THE FOREST)
LOOKING FOR A NATURE BEYOND OUR ARTIFICIAL WORLD
In my latest projects, I am working on a dual understanding of the natural and the artificial world. Roads, woods, pieces of grass, tree trunks appear metaphorically in their photographic compositions as the last ghost of the real world. The resulting images are photographic montages but scenarios created by myself.
The series are conceptually situated between land art and a kind of performance. I´am showing different constellations of a possible forest and finally trying to awake the los spirit in a kind of performance creating a forest as timber, as a mythical forest, a firewood or as ufo landing pad. All this staged in a steril studio inbetween bare concret walls, awaken astonishment or scare, but last not least some kind of humor and seriousness.
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Paris-based art director and photographer Daniel Forero’s most recent series shows inflated balloons compressed between marbles slabs. The series was inspired by the shapes and colours of stones that compose the buildings in Daniels new home of Paris.
Memories 思い出, Paiheme Studio
Rise/Fall, David Horvitz
Casa KDDK in Frutillar, Chile / Karina Duque Arquitecto
Palm https://www.instagram.com/p/B1mV5ijAgSu/?igshid=jy5soyzv21jl
New Solo Exhibition by Seth Globepainter Fills a Historic Chateau in Bordeaux, France
Aaliyah (15 Photo)
Villaggio Monte degli Ulivi
Lillian (12 Photo)