In Every Dream Home

[matthiasheiderich]

Turm der Träume und Sehnsüchte, Trier / Germany. Architect: François Valentiny. Photo: Matthias Heiderich

[joeinct]

At Night, Photo by Charles Pratt, 1967

[cosmonautroger]

Louise Bourgeois, Maman, 1999

[nevver]

No goal, Tomasz Kaluzny and Chris Leslie (bot)

[the-night-picture-collector]

Andreas Feininger, The Cities Service Building at 70 Pine Street with the Second Avenue EI at Left, New York City, 1940

[jordi-gali]

Bernard Calet - «Lotissement», Plexiglas diffusant, tubes fluorescents circulaires, gélatine rouge, bois, photographie : ©Bernard Calet https://www.reseaux-artistes.fr/travaux/lotissement/

[archiveofaffinities]

Vito Acconci, Clouds Over the Road, Project for Traffic Circle, Place des Yvelines, St. Quentin en Yvelines, France, 1999

[formlab]

@herringbonetwill

[nevver]

Nimbus Palazzo, Berndnaut Smilde

[ducissatenebrarum]

The tomb of Sir Robert Cecil, Queen Elizabeth 1st's close friend at Hatfield church. Surrounded by the four virtues, but the skeleton below is a horrific reminder!

[miamaimania]

Thierry Mandon – Suspended Domestic Scenes within Severed Buildings

[lolensvolens]

Wolf Vostell: “Zwei Beton-Cadillacs in Form der Nackten Maja”, 1987

[hometoursandotherstuff]

The pool is almost empty.

Leandro Erlich’s Swimming Pool creates the illusion of people standing underwater — but only a thin layer of real water sits above a transparent glass surface.

Below it, visitors walk through a dry chamber, while people above see them as if they are submerged.

The work turns a simple architectural element into a visual trick: Surface becomes depth, and the ordinary becomes impossible.

Artwork: Swimming Pool by Leandro Erlich Credit: leandroerlichofficial

[jasonguilbeau]

Bunker - Canton de Neuchâtel - Suisse

[formlab]

The Wall House II, John Hejduk, 2001

[robert-hadley]

The World of Interiors, March 2025. Photo - Henry Bourne

[everydreamhome]

Савелий Замятин