1. Alessandro Botto

    (Via jocundist.)

     

    alessandro botto: “This series of painting by Alessandro Botto might be familiar as we have seen some similarity with some photography work, but compare to photography I liken more towards Alessandro’s painting as it has certain fluidity where photography hasn’t capture it.

    UK based artist Alessandro was born in Lima, Peru, and is a self-taught painter holding a degree in architecture and a masters in industrial design. Alessandro moved to the United States in 1995 to study architecture and to complete a masters in industrial design in New York, he later moved to London in 2005. After working as an architect in New York and London, he developed an interest in painting that helped him create a personal language and technique, and now paints full time in his studio in England. Alessandro has exhibited his paintings in galleries and private collections in London, New York and Lima. Working with acrylics on MDF slats and canvas, his paintings are inspired by the relationship between beauty and chaos, and are also influenced by fashion and urban landscapes. His work explores movement through the analysis of balance, velocity and the hierarchy of elements within a composition.

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  2. Constellation « NextNature.net

    Constellation « NextNature.net.


  3. Andreas Gysin & Sidi Vanetti, selected works

    Andreas Gysin & Sidi Vanetti, selected works.


  4. Form+Code in Design, Art, and Architecture

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    Once the exclusive domain of programmers, code is now being used by a new generation of designers, artists, and architects eager to explore how software can enable innovative ways of generating form and translating ideas. Form+Code in Design, Art, and Architecture offers an in-depth look at the use of software in a wide range of creative disciplines. This visually stimulating survey introduces readers to over 250 significant works and undertakings of the past 60 years in the fields of fine and applied art, architecture, industrial design, digital fabrication, visual cinema, photography, typography, interactive media, gaming, artificial intelligence (AI), artificial life (a-life), and graphic design, including data mapping and visualizations, and all forms of new media and expression.

    Princeton Architectural Press
    ISBN 9781568989372
    7 x 8.5 inches (17.8 x 21.6 cm)
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  5. Wave

    Wave by Valentin Ruhry.

    found at vvork


  6. BERLIN · HAVE BALLS – CASE 2

    PLATOON.cultural development | BERLIN · HAVE BALLS – CASE 2 [ECCENTRIC].


  7. ATOM performance

    ATOM performance.

    * via http://r-echos.net/2010/08/13/browsing-back-in-timeassembling%C2%A0%C2%BB-blog-archive%C2%A0%C2%BB/


  8. mono.kultur new issue

    #24 CYPRIEN GAILLARD DUST LINES

    My work starts where and when the archaeologists left off.

    mono.kultur | Current.


  9. Leaving reality behind.

    Leaving reality behind.
    i’m visiting Zai and the etoy crew – just hours before they go to their huge exhibition in Korea. I will stay a few more days in their studio made out of containers. An amazing place to work from…
    * www.etoy.com


  10. Power Station

    This photo is from Michael Kenna his series called Power Stations. Who knew they could be so photogenic.

    found at FFFFOUND!