100 Years Later by Maico Akiba
Time capsules are curious things; they offer the promise of travel through an unnavigable dimension. While fascination around the time capsule can extend from the simple schoolchildren’s anticipation for recovering treasured memories to the involvement of high-tech companies such as ...
Nano “Flowers” by Wim Noorduin
No soil is needed for these flowers; instead, substitute earth for sodium silicate to grow these crystal flowers. Lovingly tended to by Harvard University scientist Wim Noorduin, these nano “flowers” are crystalline structures that have been formed and colored by ...
David Rogers’ Big Bugs
Just last week, I was planting romaine lettuce in my raised beds wearing what I call my junky skirt. It’s ugly but comfortable and perfect for gardening. Sitting in the grass, I was releasing each seed just so far apart, ...
Harm Less by Sonia Rentsch
The old adage “Make love, not war” might be staring at a revision. Perhaps “make green, not war” might be more appropriate statement for Sonia Rentsch’s latest work, Harm Less. Indeed, the guns and firearms that Rentsch crafts out of ...
Denim Art by Ian Berry
If Picasso were alive today, he’d be facing a rival to his Blue Period. Ian Berry aka Denimu, is a Sweden-based artist who crafts his portraits and depictions out of a different kind of blue: denim. The rough, durable material ...
Mother Earth Sister Moon
When its go time on the runway, long legs march to their fierce beat, heads are cocked with rock star expressions, eyes pierce through the crowd. Back stage the chaos amidst every effort to run things orderly inevitably unfolds, models ...
The Sky Whale by Patricia Piccinini
Completely caught off our guard by the most wonderful floating art work. Expecting something more ordinary though nothing could have prepared us for such a colossal creature to glide its way right into our souls. In rare beauty the Sky ...
Food Art: Rotating Kitchen by Zeger Reyers
If you’re a fan of a tidy kitchen, you may want to avert your eyes from this one! Artist Zeger Reyers’s latest bit of performance art, “Rotating Kitchen” takes the kitchen mess to a new level. (The name itself might ...
Bike for Life, Hyper Realistic Bicycle Paintings
At first glance, Manu Campa’s paintings don’t look like artistic renderings at all. The series, Bike for Life, is hyper-realistic and you can almost smell the chrome and paint fresh off of the frames. The protagonist bicycle takes on a ...
Tornado With 2milion Straws by Tokujin Yoshioka
The imagination of Tokujin Yoshioka has taken our breath away. An installation featuring 2 million transparent straws twist and turn their way around a few of his greatest works. Among them the glistening water block, the texture wonderful honey pop. ...
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