Au cabaret des oiseaux

Au cabaret des oiseaux se refait une beauté. Dévoilement du nouveau site le 31 Juillet. à bientôt.

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Photo by Jan Emil Christiansen - http://urbex.abandon.dk/

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Luminaris

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Neon Bible interactive video

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Agnes cecile

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Doggy oggy oggy (oy! oy! oy!)

Dog Kite Robert Trépanier via http://elmon.smugmug.com

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Pascale Malilo - Zoologiques (2007-)

After her interior architecture studies, Pascale started working in several architecture offices. Wanting to change her life, she decided to study graphic design and has been working in world of graphics for almost twenty years. She’s been drawing a series of objects reminiscent of decorative arts, most of the time in unconventional situations, creating a certain poetical feel.

Since 2007, she’s realising a series of “drawings” evoking the inventory of a natural science museum. She does this with the help of the “picotage” technique. These drawings are obtained by punching out little wholes with a fine needle, creating outlines and patterns. Others are created with the help of glue, gold leaf, nail polish or walnut stain.

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Gray keys

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The City Of San Francisco Constructed From Jelly

When you think of art and landscapes, you might have visions of expansive paintings, time-lapse videos or sweeping panoramic photographs - you're probably not thinking about jelly. And yet, that's ...

the city of san Francisco constructed with jelly!  perfect to make children conscious of the architecture!

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hitchcock and his children!

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Joshua Prince, TED Conference

The Theatre that rebuild itself.

http://www.ted.com Joshua Prince-Ramus believes that if architects re-engineer their design process, the results can be spectacular. Speaking at TEDxSMU, Dallas, he walks us through his fantastic re-creation of the local Wyly Theater as a giant “theatrical machine” that reconfigures itself at the touch of a button.

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Not Your Ordinary Bookstore

Argentina’s El Ataneo Grand Splendid opened as a theater in 1919, later became a cinema and is now a bookstore.

Images: El Ataneo Grand Splendid, via Atlas Obscura.

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Kyoko Okubo’s dreamy world

http://mobilia-gallery.com/artists/kyoko-okubo/

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Kyoko Okubo

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Kyoko Okubo - Sculpture washi paper

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Bear by Lieke van der Dorst

http://www.liekeland.nl/shop/

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Illustration by Monster Riot