“Calm” by Shanghai based art collective MadeIn Company is an installation made of debris from construction sites, currently located at Vancouver’s outdoor exhibition space “Offsite“.
It is actually not made for people to walk on, rather than watching it slightly move by itself in a subtle wavy motion (watch video below and this news report)
Links to videos 1 & 2. via thisIsColossal.
Created by James Dive of The Glue Society (previously presented here) for the 2006 “Sculpture by the sea” excibition @Sydney, Australia.
Pictures from James Dive’s flickr account.
Like it here. Via globalStreetArt.
Stairway Cinema, a mini movie theater in the stairway of a building by Auckland-based experimental design collective Oh.No.Sumo.
The structure was created with a timber truss covered in fabric with a waterproof exterior. Matching red cushions were added to the steps for softer seating while video content is projected onto the cantilevered end of the canopy
The installation was part of St PAUL ST GALLERY’s Curatorial Season 2012 organised by SPSG Assistant Director Vera Mey.
Photos by Simon Devitt
Don’t drink and drive, and do not spend your day on cad design programs… otherwise some hallucinating experience might wait for you round the corner… eXistenZ for architects!
Oh my Cad! is a lighting installation by Beforelight at Filikis Eterias Street, Thessaloniki, Greece.
“No More Stars” – Rä di Martino
Abandoned Movie Set, Star Wars
33°59’39 N 7°50’34 E Chot El-Gharsa, Tunisia 03 September
Is a series of photographs taken in the abandoned movie sets of the film saga Star Wars, filmed through the years in different locations in the south of Tunisia. Unexpectedly those sets have been left on the locations so after years have now mostly become ruins, almost as some sort strange archaeological sites. The particular hot and dry climate has helped maintain intact many parts of the sets, or buried under the sand just sections of it. (via Rä’s website)
images via designboom
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Ghost of a Tree installation by Brooklyn based artist Letha Wilson, part of the 2011 exhibition Placemakers, at Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts, Omaha, Nebraska.
Pop-up concept store for Swedish clothing brand COS at Salone del Mobile Milan, 2013 designed by Bonsoir Paris aka creative duo Rémy Clémente and Morgan Maccari (prev. seen here)
The design consist of modular system based on a multisided metal “star” from which up to 14 metal or wood rods can be joined and continue on to yet another metal “star”. From this a spatial structure was built from where COS’ items could be exhibited in the space.
Materials used were natural and included white painted metal, brass, string and light wood.
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