Tag: arte

Back in 2009 artist Roa painted this amazing lenticular street artwork on Curtain Road in London. Depending on the angle of viewing the art shifts between the fuzzy exterior of a rabbit to an illustrated interior of its circulatory system....

In the series “Porcelain Figurines“, the German photographer Martin Klimas – specializing in high speed photography – porcelain statuettes depicts the exact moment, touching the ground, fall apart. Thanks to a sound trigger, a sound-activated device that releases the shutter...

Using his famous technique of ink in water and with a touch of photoshop , Italian-based artist  Alberto Seveso, presents one of his last works :“Ayaka – Beautiful EP” CD/DVD COVER. He creates a mixed picture between portraits of singers and...

Robert Longo might be best known for his iconic charcoal drawings of business men contorting and flailing  but a quick trip to his site will remind you that he’s had a long career creating intense large format drawings that are...

Do you remember Andrew Myers screws portraits? He has recently created a 4 foot by 4 foot sculpture of a men’s dress shirt out of 6,500 screws. He says: “For me, I consider this a traditional sculpture and all my...

June 21–September 25, 2013 James Turrell’s first exhibition in a New York museum since 1980 focuses on the artist’s groundbreaking explorations of perception, light, color, and space, with a special focus on the role of site-specificity in his practice. At...

Stockholm based studio Humans since 1982 will present their kinetic work “A million times” at Design Days Dubai / It was presented at Victor Hunt Gallery from 18. – 21. March 2013. Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook  + Pinterest to get all the latest...

In its second year, Lindt’s Big Egg Hunt takes to cities beyond London In the run-up to Easter, ‘hiding’ more than1 00 giant Easter eggs in cities across the UK for eager hunters to track down. Prizes include 100 years’...

Dutch artist Peter Struycken imagined at Netherlands Architecture Institute a series of figures in colored concrete on basis of the structure, to provide a work of art of 170 meters long to discover in images in the article. Don’t forget...

Russian artist Anatoly Vyatkin installed a giant replica of a Cyrillic QWERTY keyboard made of 86 stone blocks, each weighing up to 1,000 pounds. The Keyboard monument (which in some circles also goes by the name “Claudia”) is a permanent...