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"This week, the self-described, Japan-based “nature/tech cult,” Aujik, released the latest episode of their ongoing Polygon Graffiti project, a body of work-slash-virtual experience that operates through a form of augmented reality, allowing artists to insert digitally constructed sculptures into real-world spaces."
Polygon Digital
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"The Japan-based troupe released drone footage as part of a motion-tracking test in a two minute clip,Spatial Bodies."
Young digital artist David Apollo Marinos (Instagram) has been creating artworks since childhood to get his energy and dynamic thoughts out into this vibrant void. He is a founder of Lucent Kids collective of contemporary digital artists, all that we like
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A series of four multilayer plywood artworks created by Moscovian artist Dmitri Aske (Instagram). A homage to the photos of the Russian Empire made by a pioneer of colour photography Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky. All the details were laser cut, spray painted and assembled by hand.
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Master of Paper - Russian artist Asya Kozina (previously) released a photography session of her recent project where she created wigs of paper in baroque style.
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paper artist: Asya Kozina photographer: Anastasia Andreeva photographer's assistant: Dina Kharitonova makeup: Marina Sysolyatina, Svetlana Dedushkina
"Every day we are surrounded by data generated by our presence in environments saturated with digital technologies and touch screens. Glitch Textiles, a textile design label originated by Brooklyn-based graphic artist Phillip David Stearns, showcases a stunning set of functional, colourful artworks that bridge the gap between woven textiles and digital art, all designed and inspired by algorithms.
The project explores the histories of woven image making and modern digital technologies, transcoding the computer glitches into stunning garments and functional fabrics. Phillip, whose significant projects include a series of experiments on imaging making and the digital realms, tries to create a dialogue about the influence of digital technologies/material and how they will affect how we live our lives in the future."
via People of Print
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Apart from Argentinian artist Camila Valdez that works with a food-inspired sculpture, the work of Dutch designer Rommy Kuperus has more about fashion and food fetish. Her accessories looks like a scaled food dishes, pastry and desserts - Spaghetti bow ties, Rainbow Cake purses, Donuts bags and a lot more are just a small part of Rommy's edible fantasy world. Check her personal website to find more products
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"Confórmi [le forme non appartengono a nessuno] is an ongoing visual project by Italian artist and architecture student Davide Trabucco consisting of a series of pictorial mashups that merge existing, found images to create new ones. "
"All images in Confórmi basically conform to a specific shape, namely that of a square sliced diagonally in half, with each of the two parts then originating from sources that are worlds apart in terms of time and style and yet which seamlessly integrate into one another."
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"Madrid-based architecture studio Plantea designed this small restaurant in a shopping mall just outside their hometown as the first unit of a newly established local fast-food company. The designers wanted to avoid any reference to typical chain restaurants and mass consumption —not an easy task, given the new restaurant’s location and business plan." says Yatzer
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Photo © Lucia M Photography.
Budapest digital artist Dàniel Taylor famous for his double-exposure artworks, caught our eyes by revealing a series of inversive post-digital portraits dipped in a space sky.
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Talented graphic designer Bartosz Kosowski from Lodz, Poland creates posters for the movies and personalities he likes
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Taipei-based artist Hsiao-Ron Cheng (previously) shares his new Selected Portraits drawn using serenity colour palette.
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Recently opened Kyiv-based The Blue Cup coffee shop attracts our attention by the interior created by local Kley Design (case study) lead by Yova Yager and decorated by Nastya Ptichek (best known for her Emoji Nation project). The whole set was photographed by another talented Ukrainian - Anya Garienchik (previously)
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"Xavier Casalta (previously) is a 23 year old artist from the South of France. His piece “Autumn” is part of a series representing the four seasons. It’s also the result of 370 hours spent meticulously inking 7 million dots to create every shape and shade! "
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For "Lost in Infinity Split," photographer Alex Markow photographed models painted by Magnus Sodamin in fluorescent paint and camouflaged in a floor-to-ceiling black light-lit installation covering 3,000 square-feet of gallery walls.
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South Russian artist Michael Zajkov creates jaw dropping hyper realistic dolls, where your perception breaks apart while see him hold their heads in his hands. "Zajkov graduated from Kuban State University of Russia in 2009. From 2010 to 2013 he worked at a puppet theater while also attending a graduate school. He was propelled to fame after the 2013 “Art Dolls” expo in Moscow. Zajkov’s creations have multiple joints. He uses polymer clay for the dolls, hand painted glass eyes from Germany, and French mohair for hair." says BP
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Talented Spanish photographer Miguel Vallinas dedicates his time mostly for urban and natural landscape photography but hence widely known for his personal projects. Last year his "Segundas Pieles" or "Second Skin" went widely across creative blogs. Recently he continued his anthropomorphic series of animals dressed as human. His other series "Raiz" (Roots) went a bit crazy by replacing human heads with flowers, what also lead to numerous hidden meanings.
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"Athens-based 314 Architecture Studio designed an eyewear store featuring a courtyard framed by a floating cube nestled between two exposed brick walls. Located in Chalkida on the Greek island of Euboea, the store is named C_29 / Optimist, and was designed with a gallery space in mind. Inside, white stone and concrete create a serene atmosphere, complemented by glass tables mirrors that aid the flow between exterior and interior." via iGNANT
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