Fanfares et fanfarons

[anormalguywithabnormalmind]

“The impact of a book.” - Jorge Méndez Blake

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[enrique262]

Soviet-era control rooms

Source.

[womaninterrupted]

Suddenly I need a control room. This would be so awesome to have in your house even if it wasn’t connected to a thing.

[daemoniumgod]

[text-mode]

Hatsune Miku in 1000 layers of ASCII characters, by James Lyle. Full video here.

[viktoriakingblog]

THE VALLEY

[regardintemporel]

Richard Caldicott - Untitled, 2017

[jennifer-wosnitzky]

Eva Hesse

Shoes

Polyester resin

Life-size 

[zzzze]

Ray K. Metzker From the series “City Whispers: Philadelphia, 1981” gelatin silver prints , printed 1992

[nexttoparchitects]

@codyhoyt at @johansson_projects #ceramics #form #ornament 📷: @radadam

[wendou]

Paper and ink

2003

Zhou wendou

[vjeranski]

MANFRED MOHR P-197pz, 1977-1987 Plotter drawing ink on paper 29 × 29 in 73.7 × 73.7 cm

[bitforms-deactivated20190124]

Our 300th Tumblr post!

Manfred Mohr p-300b, 1980 plotter drawing ink on paper 23.6 x 23.6" / 60 x 60 cm

[casadabiqueira]

Utah

Ernst Haas

[zzzze]

Jean-Marc Bustamante LUMIÈRE, 1990 Medium: silkscreen on plexiglass

[nitratediva]

From Alain Resnais's L'année dernière à Marienbad (1961).

[prostheticknowledge]

Penguins Mirror

Another interactive mechanical mirror from Daniel Rozin from his current exhibition at the bitforms​ gallery in New York - a congregation of soft toy penguins that turn in formation when approached:

“Penguins Mirror” is an installation scattered on the floor and comprised of 450 motorized stuffed animals. Reductive in palette, yet baroque in behavior, it performs an absurdly homogeneous system of movement. Playing with the compositional possibilities of black and white, each penguin turns from side to side and responds to the presence of an audience. As they perform, the penguins’ collective intelligence is puzzling, yet somehow familiar, as the plush toys enact a precise choreography rooted in geometry.

You can find out more about the exhibition at bitforms here

[archiveofaffinities]

Georgie Wolton, The Wolton House, East Horsley, Surrey, England, 1969