"I'm really diggin' this piece by Peruvian street artist Fabricio Medrano aka Faber.
As far as I can tell, the work was completed on wood and cardboard.
The beauty and rough nature of the piece is incredible...".... Continue
December 2, 2010
Preserving the Criminal Code
"In Poland, tattoos are common among criminals. Traditionally, they could be found on people who exhibited a tendency towards perverse behaviour: such as burglars, thieves, rapists and pimps. It was noticed that a significant percentage of tattooed people showed signs of personality disorders and aggressive behaviour. In the 1960s in Poland, getting a prison tattoo required special skills and criminal ambition – it was a kind of ennoblement, each tattoo in the criminal world was meaningful"......Continue
December 1, 2010
India Photography Showcase
"Once known to be a cradle of the civilization, India still remains a notable player in the world economic, political, and cultural life. This country once gave people buttons and pajamas, dental drill and corrosion-resistant iron, optic fiber and USB, chess and dice, shampoo and swimming pool… The list of Indian discoveries and inventions really impresses, and many of the things, commonly associated today with the Western style of life, actually originated from India
Today, India is a highly diverse county, where the beauty and luxury of the temples neighbor with extreme poverty and sufferings, where tremendous cultural heritage interlaces with the lack and inaccessibility of children education. Like its ancient gods, India always had many faces. The borderless diversity of this country is perfectly illustrated in this India photography showcase Cruzine has prepared for you......." Continue
3D Holographic Glass Paintings
"Columbian artist Yosman Botero likes to think beyond 2D. Painting on multiple Plexiglas sheets, he creates three-dimensional holographic images. The resulting works are full of depth, original, and intriguing. I caught… "Continue
August 28, 2010
ETHEREAL INSTALLATION OF A THOUSAND BELLS
Can you imagine walking into a room, looking up and seeing a thousand heavenly bells sparkling above you? Brazilian visual artist Laura Belém has created this very experience for us in The Temple of a Thousand Bells, a new installation that’s part of Liverpool’s 2010 Biennial. See more at My Modern Metropolis.
August 24, 2010
IF THE RUMORS ARE REAL, APPLE’S ITV WILL BE A RUNAWAY SUCCESS
Now that we’ve been hearing about a revamped AppleTV – dubbed iTV – for some months now, it seems safe to say that something is coming down the pipes. via
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