Mi:nu:ti:ae is a global art project where strangers from around the world simultaneously capture what’s happening in their life, at the exact same time. It’s not new, has been around since 2017, still wonderful.
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Mi:nu:ti:ae is a global art project where strangers from around the world simultaneously capture what’s happening in their life, at the exact same time. It’s not new, has been around since 2017, still wonderful.
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Loving this poster by Ryan Miller x Rainforest Trust. Ordered!
Wow. This. is absolutely magical. Hat tip to David Szauder for dreaming this up. (Yes, it’s generated with AI tools.)
This Exploded Fruit Bowlby by Paul Cocksedge made me smile.
I am a big fan of Frank Moth Art.
This Guineafowl Pufferfish Illustration by Ben Rothery made me giggle. (It’s not a photograph!)
I am a big fan of Brad Montague. This new print stating that Everything Isn’t Terrible made me smile. (This one hangs in my home and is my favorite!)
I love love love these rainbow rugs by Ken Kelleher.
The buttons on this shirt by Élodie Antoine are a thing of beauty.
A 10-millionth visitor to the Rijksmuseum of Netherlands was allowed to spend the night at Rembrandt’s painting “Night Watch” with a bottle of wine and dinner. This is everything.
My heart needed this.
Completely in love with this art installation by Rafael Sommerhalder.
Xavi Bou has a passion for visualizing the beauty of bird flight paths. (I am enamored by the prints he sells.)
Looking At Trees, a forthcoming book, encourages us to reconnect with our natural surroundings. Ordering! (Related: I have been loving Kara Daniel’s Instagram account and where she teaches you how to communicate with threes! This is part 1.)
I can’t get over these sea-inspired sculptural jewelry by Mariko Kusumoto. Swoon!
I love when objects put a smile on my face. This one is wish listed. Also these fellas!
This art piece by Maider Lopez made me giggle. More photos here)
I am loving Paul Cocksedge’s play of materials with the Compressed Marble Sofa. Stunning.
I applaud Nik Ramage for the invention of the Jelly Wobbler.