the mood board of my life.

live it with me.

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Gucci love 

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life doesn’t have to be boring, dress up. 

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István Orosz | Impressive anamorphic artworks

István Orosz is a Hungarian artist best known for his mathematically inspired works, optical illusions and his fantastic anamorphic art. The distorted pieces seen above come to life when a cylindrical mirror is placed on the artwork. Seemingly abstract imagery transforms into detailed and realistic figures and faces.

He likes to use visual paradox and illusionistic approaches, while following traditional printing techniques such as woodcutting and etching. Because of this, his work has been compared to works by the likes of M.C. Escher.

Find more work on his blog.

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Daniel Entonado

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Blindness, Javier Martin

Visual artist Javier Martin is the creator of a sensual ongoing series that mixes black and white fashion portraits and neon light installations. 

Instagram.com/WeTheUrban

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SPOTLIGHT: Mind Bending Installations by Tokujin Yoshioka

Japanese artist, Tokujin Yoshioka, creates interiors, installations and architecture where people can feel the light with all their senses.

Instagram.com/wetheurban

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Jean Cortot (French, b. 1925), Ecritures, 1972. Oil on canvas, 130 x 97 cm.

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Yang Shuangqing (Chinese, b. 1982), Silent Light, 2011. Oil on canvas, thread, 100 x 135 cm.

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Roland Flexner（French, lives in NY）

Ink bubble drawings    via

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Olafur Eliasson. 

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Alfredo Jaar. 

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Heinz Mack.

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Bernard Frize at Galerie Perrotin Paris. 

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Bernard Frize. 

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Richard Serra at Gagosian Gallery. © Richard Serra. Photo by Cristiano Mascaro

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Aleksandra Domanović. 

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Maria Blaisse.