How?
Here is the making of, where I found out that my classmate from SVA was part of this. Congrats MASA!:
http://bbh-labs.com/lo-fi-magic-the-video-for-sours-‘hibi-no-neiro’
SKETCH MORE BY HAND.
(via http://graphism.fr/post/132074690/un-petit-bloc-note-cs3)
beautiful, more here:
http://www.coloribus.com/adsarchive/prints/nike-basketball-league-paper-battlefield-2-316061/
just so beautiful on its own. But this puts it into context that makes me smile:
In 1931 Dalí described Surrealist sculpture as “absolutely useless and created wholly for the purpose of materializing in a fetishistic way, with maximum tangible reality, ideas and fantasies of a delirious character.” Made just a few years after this provocative statement, Retrospective Bust of a Woman not only presents a woman as an object, but explicitly as one to be consumed. A long phallic baguette crowns her head, cobs of corns dangle around her neck, and ants swarm along her forehead as if gathering crumbs. When this work was exhibited in 1933, Pablo Picasso’s dog is reputed to have eaten the original loaf of bread.
Just saw it in reality at MoMA in the show of erotic ojects:
http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/960
wow, another stop motion that is great plus I love post it notes.
Reblogged from dois pontos.
A fascinating installation in MoMA’s atrium. The entire content of the artists mom’s house in china.
Heineken Rasta
via Lisa Kitschenberg
Reblogged from It's Raining Drea..
oversize chewing gums in Venice.
http://www.simonedecker.com/WorksChewinginVenice10.html
Balloon breakfast, photographed by David Sykes.
This latest piece of personal work is all shot in one shot on 5×4 transparency. I comisioned a model maker Ridley West to make a giant plate that we could attach to the wall and with the help of Jennie Webster who sourced some amazing balloons this shot was the result.
Reblogged from [untitled].
