Tag: art

Do you remember the artist Max Zorn? The portraits tape artist’s? So, at LODZ Design Festival we discover another interesting artist using the same method for his art. His name is Mark Khaisman which works are pictorial illusions formed by light...

Public art is getting so innovative! Artist duo Ygor Marotta and Ceci Soloaga of VJ Suave designed these phenomenal audiovisual tricycles called “Suaveciclos” that they use to project original animations on almost any nearby public surface. The projections illuminate walls, trees,...

French artist Baptiste Debombourg is behind this chair art in the city of Nantes, France. The large, colourful installation is a 3D interpretation of the famous painting Hélice et Rythme by Robert Delaunay and is made up of 1200 interlocked café chairs...

Weston-Super-Mare is not one of the UK’s most inspiring places, and that’s possibly why famously mysterious artist Banksy chose it as the location for his dingy pop-up theme park, Dismaland. The event runs until the end of September and features...

Plenty of restaurants and cafés feature an artistic touch, and graffiti has already been used in interior design, but this restaurant in Hong Kong is like nothing we’ve ever seen before. Bibo is a fine dining restaurant which is industrial,...

Today, we have some very exciting news for you… After five years as an exclusively online publication, we have published our first ever print edition: FEEL magazine. What’s inside? Inside, you’ll find a selection of our very favourite projects from six of Feel...

Most artists paint on a surface like a canvas or a wall, but Russell Powell prefers to make his creations on his own hand, before stamping them on paper to permanently preserve the piece. Of course, the stamped piece also...

These might just look like close-up images of cacti, but they are in fact the hyperrealistic paintings of Korean artist Kwang-Ho Lee. The artist manages to depict every last detail of these prickly plants using oil paints on enormous canvases, and...

If you look at this Parisian highway from a birds-eye view, it looks as though you’re staring straight into the abyss. As you can tell by the optical illusion style, the work was done by anonymous street artist 1010, in...

Nowadays, it’s become common for cavernous, industrial buildings to be used as exhibition spaces, much to the delight of the artists who no longer have to worry about their work being overshadowed by quirky decoration or even worse, cramped into...