Most people have to shell out to give their homes a makeover – not so for these multi-coloured molluscs.
The flashy snails have had their drab shells given a paint job for nothing – and they didn't even have to move a muscle.
A London artist, known only as Slinkachu, has used the molluscs' shells for a series of designs dubbed 'Inner City Snail – a slow-moving street art project'.
Disturb Me by The Popcorn Makers. A very cool "room screen protection"! "'Disturb Me' is an interactive installation between human and his environment. It is to make perceptible the reciprocal links and often forgotten contact, that we maintain with our environment. The projection depends on the sound emitted by the spectators and creates consequently, a transitory and colored environment. The projected forms are revealed when in contact with surfaces of the room. The senses are awakened, the room becomes alive."
this is the best short video documentary ive seen all year. urban anthropologists, Andy and Carolyn London, interview some of New York City’s “more overlooked citizens
“STEEL LIFE is an experimental student short film by Mathieu Gérard based on aesthetics of visual effects. It was produced at university Paris 8 for the master thesis graduation in Arts et Technologies de l’Image. Mathieu’s goal was to achieve an onirical and aesthetic treatment of visual effects through CG art.”
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Triceracopter: Hope for the Obsolescence of War
In 1977 Patricia Renick mounted an extraordinary solo exhibition at Cincinnati’s Contemporary Arts Center. The exhibit comprised one exceptional sculpture crafted of fiberglass and built on the frame of a Vietnam era U.S. Army OH6A/Cayuse helicopter. peep it here!