A Tale of (At Least) Two Cities
I'm actually Amy. I live in Auckland currently, and Seattle ideally.
Installations by Subodh Gupta
Life is Beautiful | Farhad Moshiri
Clay Sculpture by Ronit Baranga
Rob Mulholland creates these eerie mirrored sculptures out of Perspex, a kind of acrylic glass.
Sculptures by Antony Gormley
Jewelry in motion: Kinetic architecture for your hands by Dukno Yoon
(via Architizer)
(via slowlydrifting)
While everyone is loving the hell out of Nina Katchadourian’s hilariously wonderful Seat Assignment: Lavatory Self-Portraits in the Flemish Style series (left) — it is ricocheting around the interwebz — we wanted to remind people of Henrik Kerstens’ own Flemish-inspired series (right) from years before.
Using more diverse materials — like plastic bags, napkins, bubble wrap, toilet paper … — Kerstens’ series is marvelously witty and visually shocking.
limmynem: Irgendwo Anders by the Swiss photographer Radek Brunecky.
(via slowlydrifting)
(Source: symooh, via slowlydrifting)
Sculptures by Daniel Arsham
(Source: 1000scientists, via solsetur)
louise: RULES OF PALSHIP BETWEEN ESMÉ WYNNE AND NOËL COWARD 
(1). We must not tease each other and if we begin we must stop directly when we are asked.
(2). We must take it in turns to go and see one another and if one goes twice running to the other’s house, the other must do the same afterwards.
(3). We must never split on one another even if the…
Venus | Studio Makkink & Bey
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