Tag: Installations

The Minimum Monument project is a critical reading of the monument in the contemporary cities. In a few-minutes action, the official canons of the monument are inverted: in the place of the hero, the anonym; in the place of the...

Adel Abdessemed (born in Constantine, Algeria, 1971 grew up in Northern Algeria’s Aurès mountain area. He attended the Fine Arts School in Batna, Algeria and the École Supérieure des Beaux Arts Algiers. In 1992, a military coup toppled the Algerian...

The Dubai Fountain is one of the world’s largest fountains, and of course with Dubai sparing no expense in any arena– this fountain is one that dances. With performances similar to the thought of Las Vegas’ Bellagio hotel, this fountain...

Audi quattro Experience race video. Check out this video of me behind the wheel in a race around a one-of-a-kind Audi quattro® inspired slot car test track. Try it yourself, September 10-24 at Royal Bank Plaza in downtown Toronto and...

As part of the Paper Biennial 2012 at the Meermanno Museum in The Netherlands, Spanish artist Alicia Martin has created one of her site-specific, signature book sculptures using thousands of books donated by the public for the event. Martin’s sculpture...

Amazing interactive sound art Installation called “Anything Can Break” created by Thai artist Pinaree Sanpitak for Biennale Sydney 2012 Edition. Enjoy the photogallery and the video below! Don’t forget to follow Feeldesain on Twitter + Facebook  + Pinterest to get all the latest updates.  

In Águeda, a small Portuguese town, some streets are decorated with colorful umbrellas. The umbrellas look like they’re magically floating in mid-air, making people walking on the street without the hot summer sun on their heads! Photo by Patrícia Almeida....

Artist Zilvinas Kempinas’ latest work shapes space by the most improbably (and seemingly inconsequential) of means: VHS tape. To create “Tube” (2008), Kempinas pinned reels of film to two parallel walls, each of which had pierced by a circular opening...

The Big Yellow Rabbit is a temporary 13 meter high sculpture. It’s a enlarged cuddle toy made out of swedish products thrown against the statue of Engelbrekt. The work could be seen last summer during the OpenArt biennale. Don’t forget...

The VW WIRE project held a challenge due to the complex forms that had to be taken care of, the linear shape that later blends in to a much more organic figure tries to reach out for the green open...