PIET HEIN EEK [art&design]

When Picasso draws with light.. [art&design]

He draws it with finesse. please visualise

How innovative and original is that.. Set ur camera on a slow shutter speed and let your gestures lead a light as simple as a LED light and be creative! How I adore your creativity, Picasso:



Analysing this image for a bit would make you realise that a figure of a woman is projected(Picasso's best). This would be very technical as it wouldnt be visible to bare eyes. Maybe about 4 shots of tequila might help you get yer eyes to this stage. Other than that, i noticed theres a theme for the scheme. the oriental clothing that he has on compliments the background as well as the high saturation of the gloomy purplish pink atmosphere which also creates an elegant and romantic feeling to the image itself. such manic inspiration Id say..

Elegant PopArt? [art&design]

Here's a wonderful jazzed up Pop Art. Thick, bold colours and contrast and idol-ish figures of a woman makes it more eye-catching. Credit to the artist: Patrick Nagel

Striped Pants.

Untitled.


Visualise more @ Patrick Nagel's site.

HOLY HOUSES!! WTF@[art&design}

I think human can do almost everything now.. from cloning, to making lovely lugged carbon frames.. I definitely want to visit Suffolk, England to see the 'only' sliding house in the world! Have a look at this total out of the box architecture design. SUPER CREATIVE!

from the wallpaper.com website where any unthoughtable architecture comes to life..

Glamour Art [art&design]

here is Terry Rodger's work. Please note that these images requires parental guidance as some children and some adults might find amusing and start jazzing up their desktops and laptops which may cause broken computers which smells nasty and looks ugly.

In my point of view, the message that the artist is trying to send us is that the people who are Livin La Vida Loca (Livin glamorously like someone Loco), are not always happy. As you see the paintings, at first you would maybe realise that this is what it is like in the glam life when youre celebrity mate's are all horny and dont have anything to do. Then, secondly I imagined that i would be grateful being surrounded by all these beautiful people with beautiful dresses which looks even more beautiful undressed. But then again, WATCH their faces. This is what Terry Rodgers might have capture correctly and all of this can be based on his own experience. In my opinion, their faces are defined and resembles arrogance, lust, boredom, hatred,.. pretty much all the words you can think of relating to a huge amount of 'want'. There are no naturally shining faces with big grins and smiles laughing their ass off just for the joy of having a beer and being together. Ultimately, it looks the opposite and that it is probably worth £5million more expensive... Basically, the typical Rock 'n Roll lifestyle on a canvas..

• Here's the artist's thoughts about his work:

"I am looking closely at who we are, the density of influences upon us, the mistakes we make, and the recognitions that occur in trying to navigate a universe with no sign posts.My paintings look at what we often don't want to see, literally and metaphorically."

"What drives so much of what we do is desire—desire of all forms. Sexual, emotional, spiritual, for personal connection. And desire is so easily transformed, sublimated, or warped. The bait of excitement and desire is juxtaposed against the depiction of the boredom that seems so present in our time."

"The marvelous beauty and the temptation are always there, yet all of that does nothing but beg the bigger questions.."

"We live in a swirl of delicate gestures, driving desires, fantasy, economic complexity and interdependence, isolation and hope"

check it out yourself here

The Man? [art&design]

Accueil Xavier Veilhan [artdesign]

Spaced out?! [artdesign]

Extreme interior design put to action in the Neil Barrett flagship store in Tokyo! Credit to the designer!: Zaha Hadid

Images gathered from designshoot.com

Jan Kempenaers [artdesign]