David Derksen describes them: "...Transcience shows the beauty of the natural oxidizing process of mirrors. By accelerating and manipulating this process, the Transcience mirrors show various stages of oxidation in three different geometrical patterns."
Showing posts with label Exhibtion Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exhibtion Design. Show all posts
Sunday, February 17
Imm Cologne: David Derksen Design
Always searching for pieces that have the bronze and copper color, these art/mirror pieces are incredible.


David Derksen describes them: "...Transcience shows the beauty of the natural oxidizing process of mirrors. By accelerating and manipulating this process, the Transcience mirrors show various stages of oxidation in three different geometrical patterns."
David Derksen describes them: "...Transcience shows the beauty of the natural oxidizing process of mirrors. By accelerating and manipulating this process, the Transcience mirrors show various stages of oxidation in three different geometrical patterns."
Crazy about Amon Tobin
Music, 3d installation and lighting create an enigmatic experience. Would love to see this in person!
Check out more here, in the latest article by Frame Magazine.
Wednesday, November 28
Monday, October 29
80's colors by Francoise Nielly
Loooooooveeeeeeee......Wish I had the money to buy one and lighten up my room.

Check out the website and see her doing the work. Absolutely impressive.
http://www.francoise-nielly.com
Check out the website and see her doing the work. Absolutely impressive.
Rain rain rain....
As Sandy approaches, here are some installations for more inspiration...

At the London Barbican Centre: Rain Room by rAndom International
Nothing better than a rain swing!

Waterfall Swing by Dash 7 Design
At the London Barbican Centre: Rain Room by rAndom International
Nothing better than a rain swing!
Waterfall Swing by Dash 7 Design
Saturday, April 28
Data.anatomy (civic) Instalation
RYOJI IKEDA
Berlin
WOOOOWWWWWW!
Berlin
WOOOOWWWWWW!
Inspired by data used in making the Honda Civic car, Japanese artist Ryoji Ikeda has realized his latest audio-visual installation.
Three massive screens fill a Berlin gallery, playing footage that reveals the inner complexities of data used in building Civic cars. Their operating systems are comprised of thousands of tiny technical parts, which when displayed together in this setting have an ephemeral, transfixing effect.
Monday, April 23
Rossana Orlandi
She is incredible. the gallery is fabulous.no wonder i love it so much. from the garden, to a glass of wine: considering she showcases some of my favorite like Jamie Hayon and Jasper Morrison I can't help but to say this is one of my favorite places in Milano.
Interesting to see this connection with the Wunderkammer concept. The
mixture of the exotic, the absurd, the exquisite art is always
fascinating to be displayed. A beautiful visual mix.
http://www.rossanaorlandi.com/
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