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• NEXT architects completes world’s first rose museum in Beijing
  on Jul 9, 2016 in Architecture museum
  the world’s first museum dedicated to roses has opened in beijing. designed by NEXT architects, their architectural design is defined by the smooth stainless steel envelope that is wrapped around the building with a pattern of chinese roses cut ou...
• Revisiting Julia Fullerton-Batten’s Towering ‘Teenage Stories’
  on Jul 9, 2016 in Photography photography
  Text by Andy Smith on Hi Fructose In the 2005 series “Teenage Stories,” Julia Fullerton-Batten expressed the transition from girlhood to womanhood with surrealist photographs of towering adolescents. These aren’t Photoshopped images, as Fullert...
• 3+ architecture’s L-shaped residence in Crete is oriented to offer sea views
  on Jul 8, 2016 in Architecture residence
  in greece, architect anna garefalaki of local practice 3+ architecture has completed a spacious single-storey residence on the island of crete. positioned on a large plot of land surrounded by neighboring buildings, the L-shaped dwelling offers sea v...
• Miniature Handmade Glass Creatures by ‘Glass Symphony’
  on Jul 7, 2016 in Design glass
  Kiev-based glass artist Nikita Drachuk of Glass Symphony continues to crank out all matter of tiny glass objects from birds and bees to slugs and salamanders. Drachuk primarily uses a technique called lampwork, where a high-temperature torch is used...
• New Giant Paper Flower Sculptures by Tiffanie Turner
  on Jul 6, 2016 in Art paper
  Tiffanie Turner individually cuts thousands of segments of paper to piece together her often 5-foot-wide flower compositions, works that can take up to 400 hours to complete by hand. Turner’s artwork aims to explore nature’s bloom and decay, and...
• Guerrilla Crocheting Adds a Splash of Color to the Streets of Stockholm
  on Jul 6, 2016 in Art street art
  Stockholm-based street artist Julia Riordan became obsessed with knitting and crochet at the age of 10 and eventually launched her own line of knitware in 2012. Soon after she started forays into yarn bombing around London and now continues in Sweden...
• sara zaher imagines how late famous figures might look today
  on Jul 6, 2016 in Art portraits
  for the series ‘forever young’, visual artist sara zaher imagines how time might have taken its toll on iconic figures of the 20th and 21st century. though a combination of digital collage and photo manipulation, zaher attempts to humanize figure...
• Fragments by Christina Karakalpaki
  on Jul 4, 2016 in Design jewels
  Christina Karakalpaki was born in Athens, Greece. Her architectural studies have given her the technical and aesthetical knowledge to balance between the large and the small scale with agility, while at the same time feeding her curiosity in order to...
• Van Gogh’s World Seen Through the Perspective of a Tilt-Shift Lens
  on Jul 4, 2016 in Art paintings photoshop
  Despite our humble opinion that Vincent van Gogh’s works are stunning as is, we were pleasantly entertained by the simple shift in focus made to his paintings by Reddit user melonshade. By placing the works into Photoshop and adding a bit of blur t...
• SURREAL PHOTOS OF CENTRAL PARK SHOT WITH AN INFRARED LENSE
  on Jul 3, 2016 in Art
  Paolo Pettigiani’s bold photos of New York’s iconic Central Park capture the landscape in a new and refreshing way. His INFRARED NYC series transforms the park into a surreal wonderland of bright pink. The Italian photographer and graphic...

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