Karma by Do Ho Suh
Do Ho Suh is a Korean artist well-known for his sculptures and installations that often reach gargantuan proportions. Born in Seoul, South Korea, Suh graduated from Seoul National University before coming to the U.S. to study at the Rhode Island School of Design and Yale University. His works are often psychologically-inspired, dealing with ideas of individuality and collectivity.
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Huge numbers of seated figures were made out of ice by Brazilian artist Néle Azevedo. Installations involving the ice figures last until the final miniature has melted.
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Let’s talk accessories today!
Why? Because menswear is going in this Fall season and we better be prepared!!
(Also, because I have time to kill before my date :*)
ART GAME by Léo Caillard
“This recent work is a reflection on the problem of our new digital world. Currently, at any stage of its creation, any idea or concept is digitally adapted. What will be retained in the future? What will happen to all of these billions of megabytes we stock on computers? In 10 years? In 500 years? Colliding the esthetic of modern minimalist Apple products with the classical architecture of the Louvre Museum, the viewer is forced to asses the question of new creation in our modern society.”
Check him out on Tumblr.
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Don’t you hate the days when you look in the mirror and you can only see your parent’s detailed traits in the reflection?
The Pedestrian Project consists of several performers wearing entirely black custom-made costumes modeled after the generic images of men, women, and children seen on public signs. Mimicking the lives of everyday people, the roaming sculptural forms inspire the imaginations of onlookers, who often find themselves mesmerized as these familiar icons assume busy lives of their own.
everything in my head is my reality.too true!
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By: Anonymous
Sometimes, I need to tug myself back to Earth like this.
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“when we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe.”
- John Muir
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