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Artist: Byoungho Kim
Born 1974 in Seoul. Kim creates what we simply can’t see: Sound itself. Geometric waves, relatively on the sound’s frequency, get bigger or smaller, messy or straight. Creating sculptures, Kim makes the immaterial medium material, and his interpretation teaches us and opens our eyes to an interesting aesthetic of something we would never have thought of. (previous article in 2014)
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Vertigo-Inducing Room Illusions by Peter Kogler
New Light Paintings That Capture the Movement of Kayaking and Canoeing by Stephen Orlando
Ariel photography has exploded in recent years, but even within the genre Filip Wolak‘s beautiful landscapes of rural New Jersey and beyond dusted with snow are a little different. He shoots them while flying just 1,000 feet off the ground with his camera pointed toward the ground.
SEE MORE: Majestic aerials of the winter wonderland that is New Jersey.
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Making Fishing Nets by Danny Yen Sin Wong
In the fishing village of Phan Rang in southern Vietnam, a woman creates a handmade fishing net. Winner of the Open Colour category at the Siena Art Photo Travel Festival. See more here.
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Dioptase on Calcite - Tsumeb Mine, Tsumeb, Otjikoto Region, Namibia
chi she ~ archi-union architects | photos © su shengliang
Tim Moxon knew from the start that his relationship with Cammie Czuchnicki would ensure some storms. It’s to be expected when you fall for a woman who dreams of chasing tornadoes across the Midwest. Soon after the British photographers started dating, they found themselves staring down a storm roaring through Nebraska. It was exciting—and harrowing.
SEE MORE: This couple’s idea of a romantic getaway Is chasing tornadoes.
Hallways of the always, Jie Ma
Doug Aitken american artist from California, Migration, 2008
Monika Sosnowska, “Stairway”, 2010
Dress Tents
Robin Lasser and Adrienne Pao are interested in the land and the body as sites of seduction. Dress Tents are a fusion of architecture, the body and the land played out through living sculpture, moving images and still photography. The wearable architecture is installed and worn in the landscape in order to be photographed. Humor is paramount in these photographs, which are meant to be alluring and whimsical. In other instances, the installations are performed and displayed in a gallery or museum as interactive living sculptures. These tent-like forms are worn at the opening reception and additional scheduled performance times. A dress form substitutes for the figure during the duration of the exhibition. On occasion the Dress Tents are commissioned as semi- permanent, interactive public art installations. The interior of the installations house video and sound pieces that refer to the original landscape. The Dress Tent project investigates desire from a female centered perspective and uses seduction as a vehicle to explore the relationship between the body and the land. The Dress Tents question what is up, under a women’s skirt in the 21st century.
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NATU.RAE | Gustav Willeit
The sublime according to Immanuel Kant is the sense of awe that man feels when faced with the greatness of nature – when it shows its more peaceful side, but even more so when unleashing its dreadful forces, making each and every one of us feel our smallness, our extreme fragility, our finitude. Yet at the same time, right when becoming aware of that, we intuit the infinite and realize that our soul is capable of far more than our senses can grasp.
Fire rainbows, or rainbow clouds, are a very rare phenomenon
Harmonograph, H. Irwine Whitty, 1893
“The facts that musical notes are due to regular air-pulses, and that the pitch of the note depends on the frequency with which these pulses succeed each other, are too well known to require any extended notice. But although these phenomena and their laws have been known for a very long time, Chladni, late in the last century, was the first who discovered that there was a connection between sound and form.”
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