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All my projects are casted in reclaimed and recycled foam found in my neighborhood in Thailand. From discarded packaging to dumped ice boxes in nature, usable foam planks and blocs are cut. This helps cleaning up the environment and no new produced foam is necessary for my projects.

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Hey hey 👋🏻 Still haZey froM the WeeKend?

Trio number 2 (2025) Width: 12.5 cm / 5 Inches Depth: 12.5 cm / 5 Inches Height: 22 cm / 8 5/8 Inches Weight: +/- 1.3 Kg / 2.8 lbs

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Hi Guys! 👋🏻 This is… Monolith Monolith consists of four separate pieces. A concrete base that holds two ceramic G9-led bulb fixtures, a heavy concrete shade and two black shiny repurposed nylon brackets. The concrete light base stands on four wide slanted feet. With the G9 light fixtures wired separately by translucent wire leading to one black cord switch wire and plug.

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'Buoy' 2024 Concrete & Stainless Steel table lamp/sculpture.

W11 cm / 4 ½ Inches D9.5 cm / 3 ¾ Inches H33 cm / 13 Inches +/- 1.2 Kg / 2.6 lbs

shipping 🌐 included

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meriol-lehmann

ferme, rang belle-rivière, saint-gédéon

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The Real New York by Helen Worden, Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1932, dust jacket illustrator, Charles K. Stevens.

As the cover subtitle suggests the book is “a guide for the adventurous shopper, the exploratory eater, the know-it-all sightseer who ain’t seen nothing yet.” In her first book, of an eventual four about New York, reporter Helen Worden (1896-1984) of The New York World (later the World-Telegram) illustrated the book but not the dust jacket.

Charles K. Stevens (1876-1934) is probably one of the most important commercial illustrators of all-time, and yet because he died nearly 80 years ago at the young age of 57, he is virtually forgotten today. The Greenwich Village native designed and illustrated over 1,000 jackets including many best-sellers. A student of The Chase Art School and the Art Students League, Stevens did watercolor painting and other art work for his own amusement, but never sold or exhibited his work.

According to his obituary in The New York Times, “Stevens was credited with having introduced to the United States around 1914 the practice of designing poster-type jackets of brilliant colors.”

Among his major works, Stevens designed dust jackets for Sinclair Lewis’ Main Street, Richard Byrd’s Skyward, and Charles Lindbergh’s We. Many authors wrote letters to Stevens praising his work saying he had greatly influenced the large sale of their volumes.

Photo & text: StuffNobodyCaresAbout

janasojka

Night circumstances.

pleoros

Jamie Hawkesworth - What’s Upon a Time in Antarctica, 2016

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L1020606 by Howard Yang, on Flickr

‘RiG’ a one of concrete and stainless steel light sculpture.

21.7 x 13.5 x 11 cm 1.7 Kg

Includes 🌎 ✈️

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ZanoSin is the second luminaire in a series of light fixtures in which parts of a broken pressure washer are reused. For this lamp the polypropylene cover of the pump and electric motor has been repurposed as a lampshade.