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Tag Archives: architecture
Digital Architecture… The Kaleidoscopic Work Of Jorge Ayala
Fashion designers opting for large, bizarre prints generally cause mixed feelings with me… yet I couldn’t help feeling attracted to the works of designer/architect Jorge Ayala. He perfectly balances optically hectic prints with classy silhouettes to create a style that is both quirky and … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, Ayala Paris, beautiful, bizarre, classy, cute, design, digital architecture, dress, eye-catching, Fashion, fashionable, fractals, graphs, hallucinant, hectic prints, insane, insanity, intriguing, Jorge Ayala, kaleidoscopic, mad, madness, math, optical art, prints, quirky, scarf, silk scarves, style, stylish, unusual, weird
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Adventures Of The Eyes… Takanori Aiba
Takanori Aiba is a Japanese artist, whose oeuvre spans from maze illustrations to graphic design and architecture. Adventures Of The Eyes was the name of his solo exhibition in 2010, featuring architecture that seemed to come straight out of a fantastic … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged Adventures Of The Eyes, amazing, architecture, art, awesome, beautiful, bizarre, bonsai, building, crazy, design, dream, fabulous, fantastic, hallucinations, insane, insanity, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, models, odd, schizophrenia, strange, Takanori Aiba, Tokyo Good Idea Development Institute, tree houses, weird
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Transparency… About Exposure and Acceptance
I got the idea for this post in one of my classes. Architecture of the 20th Century. We discussed among others Farnsworth House, a creation of famous architect Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe, situated southwest of Chicago. This house, built … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy
Tagged acceptance, architecture, architecture of the 20th century, awkward, bizarre, Chanel, crazy, design, Edith Farnsworth, Farnsworth House, glass house, glass walls, ideology, insane, insanity, International Style, Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, Mies, Modernism, modernist architecture, on display, philosophy, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, schizophrenia, see-through bag, strange, style, stylish, transparency, Van der Rohe, virtual life, virtual shop window, voyeurism, weird
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Early Spanking Implements and Physics… The Insel Hombroich Museum
Yeah, slightly deceptive title. It’ll get more clear soon enough. Today (yesterday, actually) I enjoyed one of the pleasures of being an Art History student: I got to visit the Stiftung Insel Hombroich Museum near Dusseldorf, Germany. It was a … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged architecture, art, arts, asian, awesome, awkward, BDSM, bizarre, crazy, deceptive title, design, dusseldorf germany, Eastern, European, feynman diagrams, illustration, insane, insanity, Insel Hombroich, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, modern art, Museum, nature, nature park, painting, paintings, photography, physics, prehistoric art, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, sadness, schizophrenia, science, sculpture, spanking, spanking implements, Stiftung Insel Hombroich, strange, style, weird, Yves Klein
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Dali’s Surreal Table
This table may not have been a Dali artwork, but it could have been. Crafted by Adam J. Kessler, this is a wonderful piece walking the line between art and design has stolen my surrealism-loving heart. It is for as … Continue reading
Posted in Design
Tagged Adam J. Kessler, architecture, art, arts, awesome, awkward, bizarre, Crafthaus, crazy, Dali, dali artwork, decor, design, designer, funny, furniture, handcrafted, house, insane, insanity, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, photo table, photography, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, salvador dali, strange, style, surreal, surrealism, table, tosca, weird
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Living in words… Scott Teplin’s Alphabet City
Scott Teplin looked at the alphabet, but instead of letters… he saw the building blocks of something bigger… not just a house… a city. Alphabet City. In 26 beautifully detailed drawings he gives life and character to what probably are … Continue reading
Posted in Art
Tagged alphabet, Alphabet City, architecture, art, arts, awesome, bizarre, characters, city, crazy, cute, design, drawing, drawings, funny, house, houses, illustration, insane, insanity, letters, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, names, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, Scott Teplin, strange, style, symbols, Typography, typography art, watercolour, weird
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Architectural Jewelry: Joshua DeMonte’s illusion play…
Illusions… I live on/in them… Finding an occasion to wear Joshua Demonte’s jewelry pieces will most likely be hard, but gosh how they are awesome! A delicate red carpeted staircase around your neck, a strangely distorted brick house bracelet, an … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fashion
Tagged architectural jewelry, architecture, art, awkward, beauty, bizarre, bracelet, collar, crazy, creative, demonte, design, designer, epic, escher, Escheresque, Fashion, fashionable, funny, illusion, illusions, illusory, insane, insanity, jewelry, jewelry pieces, Joshua DeMonte, lunatic, mad, madness, mental, mental illness, mental patient, necklace, odd, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychology, psychosis, staircase, strange, style, weird
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Pill Art: Beverly Fishman’s Installations
Pill-related artwork… Me loves. Beverly Fishman has many different installations based on or featuring pills… But my favorites are the ones that feature large glass pills in bright colors put together randomly in interesting installations… Her installation “Pill Spill” can … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, addiction, antidepressants, architecture, art, arts, Beverly Fishman, bipolarity, bizarre, bright colors, chill pill, crazy, cute, depression, fishman, happy pills, insane, insanity, installation, installation art, large glass, lunatic, mad, madness, medication, medicines, mental, mental illness, mental patient, pain, photography, pill art, Pill Spill, pills, psychiatrist, psychiatry, psychosis, sadness, science, sick, strange, substance abuse, suicide, toledo, Toledo Museum of Art, weird
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