Sony Music has unveiled a graphic installation documenting the company’s 125 year musical history. Designed by Alex Fowkes, winner of Creative Review’s “One to Watch” in 2011, the Sony Music Timeline runs throughout...
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The Ring installation by Arnaud Lapierre in Place Vendôme in Paris, France plays with the context of this urban space through reflections, light and the interaction of passers-by. The piece was created for the FIAC 2011...
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Artistic group Luzinterruptus were invited by the Gewerbemuseum of Winthertur to form part of the Oh, Plastiksack! exhibition. After coming up with their concept they went about collecting plastic bags from the inhabitants...
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The inhabitants of the 700 year old Belgian town of Doel have been ordered to vacate their homes in order to make room for the expansion of nearby Antwerp harbour, leaving a ghost town. However, since the eviction...
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Swiss architect-cum-artist Nicolas Feldmeyer re-landscapes existing buildings with diametrically aesthetic materials, working into the details of structure to create unexpected spaces and surprising elisions in form. Find out more here.
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Pablo Alfieri is an Art Director and Graphic Designer from Buenos Aires Argentina. After working as an art director in local studios he decided to create his own place, “Playful”, where he dedicates...
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Dominique Falla’s contribution to this year’s competition, she designed We are all a Part of the Same Thing an amazing, typographic string art piece. I especially love the ombré rainbow effect she’s created with the different colors...
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Curtis Killorn is an artist from Colorado who creates amazing works of art by painting dead trees, essentially bringing them back to life in all the colors of the rainbow. Via Slightly Warped...
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This beautiful umbrella installation was spotted in Águeda, Portugal by Patrícia Almeida. The origin and artist remain a bit of a mystery, with very little being know about either. If you know any...
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Pep Ventosa’s serie The Collective Snapshot overlays many images taken of the same scene from the same vantage point creating an almost impressionistic result. His imagery creates an atmosphere of a hazy memory rather...
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We don’t know too much about Matthew Tapia other than that he’s a Hawaii based lettering artist, his sharpie skills rock and that he has a penchant for Instagram. See more of his...
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Portraits by Philip Karlberg using nothing but different length pegs and their shadows. Genius. Plenty more to see on his site and blog.
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Steve Payne’s anachronistic portraits replace the heads of Napoleonic era Russian generals with those of celebrities. The pieces contrast historical ideas of status, power and wealth as well as the methods by which they are...
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Really nice three dimensional, hand plotted paper cuttings from Bianca Chang. The piece shown above, Twin, is made form 135 sheets of 80gsm paper and measures 32.5 x 45.5cm. Chang’s work is hugely attractive,...
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Robert Montgomery’s weapons of choice are typography and language; administered to the viewer in equal measures. His series of billboards (both illuminated and non-illuminated) often employ poetic, reassuring, empathetic verses that connect with the reader in a...
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Absolute genius. I’m tempted to stop the article there, but I suppose I should give some background information. Dan Flavin was an American, minimalist artist famous for creating sculptural objects and installations from commercially available fluorescent light fixtures. If you...
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Marco Ugolini sees the supermarket space as a space of manipulation, an area designed to influence your purchasing decisions. His series of photographs, Per Color, aims to highlight and subvert this structure of power. To disrupt the...
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Patrick Monkel’s large portfolio elegantly merges illustration with photography and typographic experimentation. Often playing with scale and perspective whilst creating deep fictitious landscapes, Monkel’s work is as much a triumph of a well honed...
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A nice recent update to the 123Klan portfolio caught our eyes. The 3 one-colour laser engraved skateboard bases beautifully amalgamate illustration and decorative, display typography. The three boards will be displayed at San Francisco’s...
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Alberto Seves0′s take on the much famed food colouring in a fish tank photography, utilises coloured varnish as a substitute. The varnishes oil viscosity creates smooth bowls and wispy smoke trails with the texture...
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