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‘Broken Liquid’ Glass and Concrete Sculptures by Ben Young

via Homeli.co.uk ~ { Facebook | Twitter | Tumblr }

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magazine cover concept by 2y studio.

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The Dance by Benjamin Shine

Artist Benjamin Shine’s latest project beautifully plays with illusion and the power of creative energy with the use of translucent tulle. What emerges from the fiber are female and male faces, which quickly dissolve into the abyss and fluidity of the highly malleable tool. Titled, The Dance, the piece is suspended from ceiling and back-lit. The deep blue and pink hue of the tulle, also create a tone of lust, love, energy and passion, which seamlessly enhances the ethereal nature of the installation. With this tool, Shine is able to explore the themes of impermanence, delicacy and the beauty of the fleeting, which mimics the art of dance. 

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Ruslan Khasanov | on Tumblr - Adobe Creative Cloud Mosaic (2014)

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Sixth Shoot (STUDIO)

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Tom Sachs. 

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[thetrillestshiittt]

That Chanel Art 🎨

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hexical cement.

[designdweller]

Fabio Novembre store opens in Rome designed by Milanese architect/designer Fabio Novembre Flagship store for American shoe brand Stuart Weitzman.

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(via http://www.dezeen.com/2006/11/25/fabio-novembre-store-opens-in-rome/)

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[wgsn]

Fusing the everyday with the beautiful, our What’s in Store team spied these cut glass bulbs during #MilanDesignFestival at Spazio Pontaccio.

WGSN store shot, Milan

[driftindustry]

Some ideas never get old. Like that child-hood one of turning your house upside down (or was that just me?). Leave it to retail to bring it on back. ALTER store in Shanghai. Do the clothes float too? Cause assuming they are as expensive as they’d have to be to sell enough for the space, they’d better.

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Store Design: Aesop, New York City