Perspective drawing of the Aluminaire’s exterior by Albert Frey, c. 1930.
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Perspective drawing of the Aluminaire’s exterior by Albert Frey, c. 1930.
Transylvania County, North Carolina, Photo by Alex Harris, 1971
Cats in La Pointe Courte (1955) dir. Agnès Varda
“be afraid of the enormity of the possible” by alfredo jaar
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“dead at the roots, a voice heard only on breathless nights, a desolate white memento.”
— Margaret Atwood, Selected Poems (via go-inward-and-choke)
This 3D-printed zoetrope reveals dancing and walking people when lit from the side. Designed by Akinori Goto.
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Aerogel looks like a slice of cloud
Aerogel is an ultralight material made from gel and gas. It’s been nicknamed “frozen smoke” or “solid cloud” because of its ethereal appearance.
Scientists have created more than a dozen recipes for different types of aerogel, but they all share a similar process: mix chemicals together, let them settle into a wet gel, and then suck all of the liquid out. The result is a substance of extremely low density that is actually 99 percent air.
Because it’s made primarily of air and air is such a terrible heat conductor, placing a layer of Aerogel between a flower and a flame will protect the flower from getting destroyed.
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Anthony Oliver (British, based Brussels, Belgium) - One Way Street Paintings: Oil on Linen
Henry Chapman, Signal, 2014