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[iitsnotivett]

Yuzuru Hanyu on Ice vs. off Ice

[omgkatsudonplease]

I’ve been watching this for 10 minutes and it still doesn’t stop being funny

[wetheurban]

Bloody Diary, Min Liu

Min Liu is a Taiwanese motion graphics designer and animator who has posted hundreds of red-hued animated GIFs on her daily ongoing project titled Bloody Diary. Although an ambition task to take on, each one of Min Liu’s striking animations never fail to impress. 

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[knightofleo]

[boredpanda]

[greenmeansclean]

the interior sound of a mind versus the exterior sound after death

[archatlas]

Pervasive Art

After the last post JR at the Louvre we decided to prepare another post featuring the art of JR, we previously featured his work here. He owns the biggest art gallery in the world, exhibiting freely in the streets of the world. His work mixes Art and Act, talks about commitment, freedom, identity and limit.

From the artist:

JR creates “Pervasive Art” that spreads uninvited on the buildings of the slums around Paris, on the walls in the Middle-East, on the broken bridges in Africa or the favelas in Brazil. People who often live with the bare minimum discover something absolutely unnecessary. And they don’t just see it, they make it. Some elderly women become models for a day; some kids turn artists for a week. In that Art scene, there is no stage to separate the actors from the spectators.

After these local exhibitions, the images are transported to London, New York, Berlin or Amsterdam where people interpret them in the light of their own personal experience. As he remains anonymous and doesn’t explain his huge full frame portraits of people making faces, JR leaves the space empty for an encounter between the subject/protagonist and the passer-by/interpreter.

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[actegratuit]

“Humantropy” is a word coined by artist Philip Ob Rey to describe the decline of civilization in an age of renewed chaos. To explore this concept, Ob Rey constructed spectral giants made out of VHS tape and found natural objects (feathers, stones, and seaweed) and photographed them in the frozen, brooding plains of Iceland. Each sculptural creation embodies the world pre- and post-humankind; they appear both futuristic and ancient, wise and unfeeling. Their tattered forms beautifully symbolize the unraveling of human history and existence as we know it.

[tokyo-fashion]

Rainy night in Harajuku tonight.

[pankurios-templeovarts]

What fine and disturbing works by Sarah Sitkin!

[the-psychonauts-life]

Choose your poison.

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[nubbsgalore]

under a starry serengeti night sky. photos by will burrard lucas, who employs both camera traps and a dslr camera mounted to a small remote controlled buggy to capture these photos.