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03.30.2013
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I don’t often post gifs… but Jesus rockin the wheels of steel medieval style is a no brainer.
New Bicycle Chain Sculptures by Young-Deok Seo
Korean sculptor Young-Deok Seo has been busy since first appearing here back in 2011. The artist has continued working almost exclusively with welded chains reclaimed from bicycles and elsewhere. Seo most recently exhibited at SODA Gallery in Istanbul. A statement from that show:
Seo Young Deok’s work aims to reflect the disease-like contamination we experience caused by materials in our society, he hopes to reveal the amount of suffering it places on the modern-day human. To express this, he utilized metal chains to create the modern man. Chains were made by our civilization and created through mass production, yet it is also just one accessory, one part in a massive piece of machinery. He considered each part of the chain a human cell and used the chains to create a human figure. Thus, this being’s form has been created in contamination by materials in our current world.
You can follow more of his work over on Facebook. (via my modern met)
Extraordinarily Tiny Paintings of Istanbul by Hasan Kale
Cooper GriggsI simply do not have this kind of patience. Incredible.
It would appear no object is too small for artist Hasan Kale to utilize as a canvas for his miniature paintings. The Turkish artist makes use of everything from fruit seeds to the wings of taxidermied insects as a backdrop for depictions of his native Istanbul. See much more here, and watch the videos above to see him work… love how he uses his finger as a palette. (via bhakta)
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petermorwood: An awesome Peterson Type I Viking sword made by...
An awesome Peterson Type I Viking sword made by Jarkko Niskanen in Finland: the blade has a pattern-welded core, with plain carbon-steel edges added on; the guard and pommel have copper and silver wire inlay, the pommel itself is of historically-accurate construction, not one casting but two sections riveted together.
Now the Really Awesome part: “This viking age sword I made as my thesis work in North Karelia vocational college crafts and design.” And not long ago, because according to his bio information he’s just 22 years old…!
What sort of work will he be producing when he’s 32?
Yeah.
Russian Photographers Stealthily Climb the Great Pyramid of Giza to Shoot Photos
Russian photographer Vitaliy Raskalov and two friends Vadim Mahorov and Marat Dupri sneaked to the top of the Great Pyramid of Giza — risking between one and three years of jail time — to snap some breathtaking photographs. The trio took an ordinary tour of the pyramids, and began hiding at around 4pm. After waiting five hours for the cover of darkness, they successfully avoided guards, climbed the pyramid, took an amazing set of photographs, and escaped without getting caught.
photos by Vitaliy Raskalov and Vadim Mahorov
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Somersby Cider Commercial Parodies a Product Launch at an Apple Store
Less apps, more apples.
Carlsberg brewery has launched a clever advertising campaign parodying the iconic Apple Store for its new Somersby Cider. Customers rush into a Somersby Cider store on launch day, where store representatives explain the cider’s features using a number of hilarious apple puns.
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America as seen by an Australian
America as seen by an Australian
How Memes Are Orchestrated By Companies For Profit
The Singing Ringing Tree, A Landmark Musical Sculpture in England
“The Singing Ringing Tree” is a musical sculpture near Burnley in the North West of England built by architects Tonkin Liu. It was designed in 2004 and completed at the end of 2006. It is one of four landmark art projects called “Panopticons” built in the early 2000′s in Lancashire. The film above was directed by Zsolt Sándor with sound by A Man Called Adam.
photo by Mid Pennine Arts
The tree is constructed of stacked pipes of varying lengths, orientated to lean into the directions of the prevailing wind. As the wind passes through the different lengths of pipe, it plays different chords. Each time you sit under the tree, looking out through the wind, you will hear a different song.
photo by Mid Pennine Arts
photo by Mid Pennine Arts
The tree won a 2007 award for architectural excellence from the Royal Institute of British Architects. As part of the project’s launch local kids and young adults wrote fanciful stories inspired by the sculpture.
photo by Mid Pennine Arts
The Halo in Haslingden, Rossendale was the fourth and final Panopticon to be constructed opening in September 2007:
photo by Peter Hudson