Candace Couse
Embroidery and knitted works by Candace Couse.
“Predominantly working with installation and video, Candace Couse is a visual artist exploring issues surrounding space, place, and the body.”




Embroidery and knitted works by Candace Couse.
“Predominantly working with installation and video, Candace Couse is a visual artist exploring issues surrounding space, place, and the body.”




Bodies in urban spaces by the Cie Willi Dorner is a temporarily intervention in diversified urban architectonical environment. The intention of Bodies in urban spaces is to point out the urban functional structure and to uncover the restricted movement possibilities and behaviour as well as rules and limitations.
By placing the bodies in selected spots the interventions provoke a thinking process and produce irritation.






(via Ektopia)
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Quoted form Pinar @ My Modern Met: “The polygonal representations of deer combined with the galactic connecting and intertwining lines also make this piece look like a section of the night sky with figurative constellations. There’s something primal about the setting appearing like a cave, and yet there is a futuristic appeal in its glowing contoured visuals.”
Julien Salaud‘s installation Grotte stellaire can be seen at Palais de Tokyo‘s Alice Guy Hall in Paris as part of the Triennial of Contemporary Art until August 26, 2012






(via My Modern Metropolis and designboom)
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“The typewriter installation «On Journalism #2 Typewriter» writes stories about all journalist who have been killed worldwide between 1992 and today. The individual stories are connected through common fields of coverage, places, professions and many other aspects. Besides the text the typewriter creates flags which are distorted the more journalists got killed there.”
[via nerdcore]

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Liliana Porter‘s installation ‘Man with Axe’:
The sculptural installation involves a 3 inch man in a suit smashing up what appears to be wreckage from his past. Look closely and you’ll see everything from clocks, vases and mirrors to a dozen or so other tiny figures like soldiers, farmers, kings and a groom.
Quoted from My Modern Metropolis



Breaching is an installation project by artist Sarah Garzoni: a life-sized traditional 19th century corset made from wax and… approximately a thousand shark teeth.




(via We Waste Time)