I am in love with the ornate rugs by artist Faig Ahmed Ooze that ooze onto the floor in drippy fabric puddles.
Skeleton Prints
All drawings by Edouard Joseph d’Alton (1838). Available as prints at The Public Domain Review.
Sculptures by Diego Cabezas
Completely enamored with these sculptures by Diego Cabezas.
Miniature Dioramas
Miniature Calendar is a stunning and wildly creative project by Japanese artist Tatsuya Tanaka, featuring miniature dioramas using common household objects and little plastic figurines. You can see a video with some of his process here. I recommend you follow Tasuya on Instagram, his account is a delightful scroll.
(Thank you A!)
Pile Sculptures
These Pile Sculptures by Claudia Pearson are simply stunning.
Photography by Raf Maes
What stunning images. I would hang a large print in my home, for sure! Consider me a fan, Raf Maes.
Prismatic Portraits by Lui Ferreyra
Loving these portraits by Denver-based artist Lui Ferreyra.
I Feel This
I feel this sentiment by Martin Creed, Work No. 2210.
Art by Hanna Lee Joshi
Wonderfully colorful and voluptuous art by Hanne Lee Joshi.
La Paranoia
Lovely collages by Spain based La Paranoia.
Translucent Textiles
In love with Japanese artist and designer Mariko Kusumoto and her translucent textiles sculptures.
Richard Scherr
I am currently staying at a cozy lakeside Airbnb in upstate NY and had the pleasure to strike up a conversation with the gentleman next door. Turns out his name is Richard Scherr and he is an accomplished architect and artists.
As I was gushing about his beautiful cabin on the lake he spontaneously invited me to tour the inside. His cabin includes a small art studio filled with his beautiful sculptures.
I swear my heart grew three times its size and here I am with a new life goal: At some point in my life, I want to live in a beautifully designed cabin on a tiny lake and make art.
Stephen Doyle Paper Sculptures
I might quite possibly Stephen Doyle‘s biggest fan. His paper sculptures make my heart explode.
Waves of Deadwood
These massive waves of deadwood by Jörg Gläscher have won my heart.
John Gall Art
I have fallen madly in love with Jon Gall’s collages. You can see more here.
Art for Optimists
Efdot is a visual artist and community builder rooted in New York. Using abstract figures, forms & bold lines, Efdot explores the contrast between playfulness and mischief.
Weakness of the Flesh
“Weakness of the Flesh” is a fascinating and somewhat odd short film that appears to clone dancer Emma Rosenzweig-Bock, who twists and contorts her body amongst a sea of her own figure.
GIF Art by Romain Laurent
Loving these GIFs by Romain Laurent.
Glowing Geometric Light Paintings
Thank you for this visual firework, Reuben Wu.
Be There, Be Present
It’s May 2020. The UK has been in lockdown for over a month leaving many people feeling isolated and anxious. Photographer Nick Pumphrey turned to where he feels most at home – the sea. In May he dedicated to taking his camera in the sea for every dawn of the month, and sharing his experience each morning with ten photographs on Instagram with the hashtag #DawnDaysOfMay. A Film by Greg Dennis: gregdennis.co.uk
(via Tim)
Applause Encouraged #111415
I love this: Applause Encouraged #111415 by Scott Polach was Installed as part of Convergence, a site-specific show at Cabrillo National Monument in San Diego. Guests were checked in by a greeter, asked to turn off their phones, reminded not take any photos for a 45 min duration and were ushered to their seats. At the last light the group applauded, and participants were offered refreshments.
Frank Moth Prints
One of my favorite Instagram accounts is by Frank Moth. I just stumbled upon his iCanvas store. I’d totally hang these in my home.