Mika Aoki’s Impressive Glass Sculptures
Japanese artist Mika Aoki creates exquisite glass sculptures inspired by her fascination with the visible and invisible qualities of the medium. What at first appears to be high-speed macro photographs of water droplets, turn out to be physical stationary sculptures carefully crafted from glass.
Aoki often derives her inspiration from the forms found in microscopic life such as spores, fungi, viruses or even sperm. With a masterful command of light and glass, Aoki depicts these propagating life forms in a haunting yet beautiful fashion, which she calls “singing glass.”
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Paint Sound Sculptures by Linden Gledhill
Creative studio Dentsu, teamed up with photographer Linden Gledhill to create this series of paint sculptures using sound vibrations.
The photographs and videos begin by wrapping a membrane around a small speaker. Ink drops were placed on this membrane and the speaker was turned on. once it began to vibrate the ink begins to jump up and down.
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I bloody love this. the colors are just so vibrant.
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Carl Emanuel Wolff’s sculptures from the last week’s Volta show.
i would just love to light one of those fireworks and see what happens
“Cause & Effect” (2007) by Do Ho Suh due to be installed in early summer at Western Washington University.
Wow
George Zimmerman Portrait Made with Skittles
Denver art student Andy Bell has made a controversial portrait of George Zimmerman, the man charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old Treyvon Martin, with 12,250 Skittles, the candy that Martin was carrying when he was shot. The artist took Zimmerman’s famous mug shot and then used Photoshop to map out his pixelated portrait.
Oh my this has just made my day. Certainly there is no better sweet than skillets and then just to make them even better this guy has made art out of them. What a great guy this man is. Oh i so wish i had this idea first !!!!!
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