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Reeded Glass is a minimal design created by Sweden-based designer Staffan Holm. The designs are part of a larger exhibition titled Anamorph Objects with objects that seem to change when you move around them. Many of the objects are static, meaning they are still and while they certainly look different from different angles, they are still. The designer wanted to create objects inspired by materials and phenomenon that transmit light differently than normal or trick the eye for a second. Objects that invite you to move around them, that switches the curiosity on. Analogue animations powered by our curiosity.
Ettore Sottsass, Babilonia, 1989 via artuner.com
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SKELLEFTEÅ KULTURHUS by Norell/Rodhe, Sweden, 2016
(via Graphic artworks | Archivio Gianni Colombo)
Samantha Totty
(via Abstract Rugs by Patricia Urquiola for cc-tapis - Design Milk)
Oh, Sol #spechtstudio #graphicdesign #illustration #typography #sollewitt #poster
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Photo Series | June Kim And Michelle Cho Illusory Architectural in Other-On
Two friends June Kim and Michelle Cho have created an M. C. Escher inspired photo series entitled “Other-On” featuring women amid vibrant architectural settings.
The images were captured in Los Angeles, New Mexico, and Spain, displaying nuances of each cultural context. Explore more of the pastel dreamscapes in Ignant’s feature on the duo.
Photographer Nacho Alegre captures views of Ricardo Bofill’s La Muralla Roja in Alicante.
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Excerpt from A Number of Things in Other Things.