English photographer Catherine Losing works in collaboration with talented set designers and food stylist : over the series, the artist surprises us with her personal work, capturing colorful, conceptual or more abstract compositions. Find out more in the gallery.
Selected for A’Design Awards & Competition 2015, Vana is an immersive installation, directly inspired by nature. Suspended from the ceiling, the blue system deploys in the room by illuminated pillars reminiscent of tree trunks. A project by Orproject, to discover.
While we wait for the « Snoopy et les Peanuts » release in December 2015, now the famous little white dog meddle in Oscar winners movie’s posters such as the one of The grand Budapest hotel and Birdman. After the Pop Art Oscars Nominees Movie Posters, discover these revisited humorous posters and the Snoopy’s movie trailer.
For the beginning of 2015, Fubiz has selected the most beautiful posters of movies that will be or have been released this year in France : Birdman, the upcoming James Bond, In the Heart of the Sea, Jurassic World, Lost River, Ant Man, Mad Max, Vice Versa and also It Follows… Expected movies to discover in the gallery.
Here are the winners of the Outdoor Photographer of the Year 2014 : from a variety of backgrounds, these photographers marked the past year with their stunning landscapes pictures revealing us the secrets of a wild and majestic nature. To discover in the gallery.
Brandon Kidwell is a financial analyst based in Florida with his wife and three children. The man spends most of his free time to indulge his passion for photography with which he plays the game of double exposure. A magnificent series to discover.
For the space exhibition “wonderWALL”, architects of LIKEarchitects have designed the installation “The Pool”, thought by Jen Lewin, in the middle of the commercial center of Lisbon. They have built a room closed by 20 000 stripes of black and white fabric. Inside, we can see a luminous ground that switches of colors by the contact of the feet’s passers-by.
Vera van Wolferen is a Dutch artist who creates worlds and stories from miniature maquettes that she builds with only grey recycled cardboard. She draws her inspiration from stories she told and imagined to herself during her childhood. A selection of her work and impressive structures are to discover in images in the gallery.
“Warming Huts” is is an open competition that encourages people, amateurs and professionals, to design temporary structures along the Assiniboine River in the Canadian city of Winnipeg. Some designer or architect as Rojkind Arquitectos, Weiss Architecture & Urbanism Limited, OS31, Kanva, Tina Soli & Luca Roncoroni were also invited to participate.
“Distractions & Procrastinations” is a new series made by New-York digital artist Luke Choice. With his own touch, the artist gives over to graphic tests and explores new techniques with beautiful textures effects and abstract compositions. More below.
studio Esinam has designed this series of white posters where are drawn well-known landmarks of cities. With its very pure lines, these posters depict the frame of these architectural pieces in a modern style. Find out more in the gallery.
Canadian photographer Daniela Majic, specialized in portraits, has imagined a whole fairy and enchanting universe for her series of women’s photos called “Secret Gardens”. She staged gardens of flowers, floral costumes and tons of accessories dealing with this theme. Find out more in the gallery.
The Russian photographer Vadim Trunov recently captured a series of photographs of wild squirrels in photo shoot. In the snowy forest outside the city of Voronezh in Russia, Trunov had subtly filed accessories and waited with his camera a pair of squirrels to play with.
Street-artist Vermibus collects advertising prints in the streets of Berlin and works on models’ identity transformation, by hiding the logo of the brand. Through his artworks, he wants to stand against the standards beauty and the exaggeration of retouch on models’ faces and bodies. He puts the posters back where they belong : in the street.
Made by Argentin designer Federico Churba for Swedish studio Karl Andersson & Söner, these three tables called “Dizzy” have been thought like objects that defy the laws of gravity. They’ve been made in a leaning position to give the illusion that each table will drop the objects put on it.
