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Encastrable is a series of guerrilla art residencies held inside gardening and DIY megastores in the Paris area. The project was initiated by Paul Souviron and Antoine Lejolivet. (via Encastrable, guerrilla art residencies inside DIY megastores)

Encastrable is a series of guerrilla art residencies held inside gardening and DIY megastores in the Paris area. The project was initiated by Paul Souviron and Antoine Lejolivet. (via Encastrable, guerrilla art residencies inside DIY megastores)

Schönbrunn Zoo in Vienna is host to a fascinating series of temporary art installations by Christoph Steinbrener and Rainer Dempf. In one animal enclosure, the German duo have half-submerged a car in a watering hole used by the resident rhinos. (via Pruned: A Zoo in Vienna)

Schönbrunn Zoo in Vienna is host to a fascinating series of temporary art installations by Christoph Steinbrener and Rainer Dempf. In one animal enclosure, the German duo have half-submerged a car in a watering hole used by the resident rhinos. (via Pruned: A Zoo in Vienna)

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Amazing three-dimensional visuals by NuFormer. The deconstructing buildings completely kill it. Very inspiring stuff. Via Timo Hoyer.

I basically love this so much. I assume it’s all done in 3D rather than in in real life, the deconstruction is awesome

A 125 foot hallway - English in one direction / Japanese in the other.

From the Yokohama Triennale 2008. MIRANDA JULY

A hundred white balloons in a completely darkened room are floating in space like the atoms of a molecule. They are moving up and down slowly and gracefully. The balloons appear as floating three-dimensional pixels arranged in a 10x10 grid. (via electric moOns /// balloon ballet and interactive physical 3D display)

A hundred white balloons in a completely darkened room are floating in space like the atoms of a molecule. They are moving up and down slowly and gracefully. The balloons appear as floating three-dimensional pixels arranged in a 10x10 grid. (via electric moOns /// balloon ballet and interactive physical 3D display)

Like Taking Sand to the Beach”, 2006 by Blue Curry via VVORK

Like Taking Sand to the Beach”, 2006 by Blue Curry via VVORK

James Turell: Das Museum am Ende der Welt Renowned light artist James Turrell (1943, Los Angeles) was first associated with the American Minimalists that emerged in the 1960s such as Donald Judd, Robert Morris, and Frank Stella. Today Turrell is known more as an installation artist who uses colored lights to sculpt space and disorient perception.

James Turell: Das Museum am Ende der Welt

Renowned light artist James Turrell (1943, Los Angeles) was first associated with the American Minimalists that emerged in the 1960s such as Donald Judd, Robert Morris, and Frank Stella. Today Turrell is known more as an installation artist who uses colored lights to sculpt space and disorient perception.

Reef | Storefront for Art and Architecture In this installation at Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York, space is redefined by exploding the perceived ‘wall’ separating private and public space. The responsive membrane creates a diverse range of porous and dynamic enclosures capable of producing sophisticated, flexible responses to an existing program.

Reef | Storefront for Art and Architecture

In this installation at Storefront for Art and Architecture in New York, space is redefined by exploding the perceived ‘wall’ separating private and public space. The responsive membrane creates a diverse range of porous and dynamic enclosures capable of producing sophisticated, flexible responses to an existing program.

“You fade to light” - OLED Installation (via Vimeo)

rAndom international created an interactive installation to show off the OLED technology.

Pulse Room consists of a large amount of light bulbs distributed over an exhibition room. The light bulbs are connected to an interface that senses the heart rate of participants. When a visitor touches the interface, it detects the pulse and sets off the closest bulb to flash at the exact same rhythm.

Pulse Room consists of a large amount of light bulbs distributed over an exhibition room. The light bulbs are connected to an interface that senses the heart rate of participants. When a visitor touches the interface, it detects the pulse and sets off the closest bulb to flash at the exact same rhythm.

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