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Mixed Media Aquarium Sculptures by Mariele Neudecker Mimic Paintings and Photographs
In a fascinating blend of chemistry and sculpture, artist Mariele Neudecker builds three dimensional images contained within large aquariums, an ongoing series she refers to as “Tank Works.” Starting with source materials that include romantic paintings and photographs, Neudecker creates environments that attempt to interpret the 2D imagery in three dimensional space. The representational pieces are contained entirely within glass tanks filled to the brim with water that also contain fiberglass mountains, model ships, and other sculptural objects. She also adds chemicals that provide an element of atmosphere while also forming a sort of contained climate that changes gradually over the course of days, weeks, and months.
While primarily a sculptor Neudecker also works with film, video, and installation, much more of which you can see on her website. She discuss her tank works a bit more in this 2009 interview with CAFKATV.
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蔡国强:白日焰火 (Cai Guoqiang- Black Coal, Thin Ice)
10 Principles of Good Design by Dieter Rams
Isometric Renders Michiel van den Berg
“Last month I started a ‘30 isometric renders in 30 days’ challenge. To get ideas out of my (mental) sketchbook onto my screen I created one isometric picture/render a day. I love the style, it’s good render/lighting practice and good to ‘keep the motor running’ so to speak.”
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Nicolas Kennedy Sitton (USA) Twisted series, 2011 Photography
Centro Socio-Cultural Religioso en Torre Baró, Barcelona - Miquel Pol Barceló
The Fall Deniz Hotamisligil United States
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People and buildings
Italian photographer Francesco Paleari latest series wanted to show that the buildings of a city are instrumental in shaping the lives of people.