kim young soo
posted by Laura Hughes on 04.30.2012, under art
04/30
Korean artist Kim Yong Soo creates traditional Japanese art using semi conductors,
wires, cement, and batteries. Images via Colossal
lee baker
posted by Laura Hughes on 04.26.2012, under art
04/26
Refractive Monolith – yarn installation by artist Lee Baker. Baker used about
10,000 metres of acrylic yarn for this installation
Ineke Visser
posted by Laura Hughes on 04.23.2012, under design
04/23
Gorgeous crochet creations in the house of Dutch designer Ineke Visser.
Images via Adventurous Design Quest
ellen jong
04/19
New York based artist Ellen Jong deconstructs and reconstructs
rope to create inventive sculpture and sculptural jewelry. I am
especially fond of the “Mad Max” inspired bracelets which incorporate
rope, leather and metal.
Happy Red Fish
04/16
Dutch artist Hagar van Heummen creates innovative art with ink and thread.
Check out her studio, Happy Red Fish, for more whimsical art and plush objects.
luke haynes
posted by Laura Hughes on 04.12.2012, under art
04/12
Iconic images and personalities can be found in the quilts of Luke Haynes.
Created by using pieces of fabric from used clothes, these architectural pieces
stem from the artist’s experience and the world of art and craft
michael raedecker
posted by Laura Hughes on 04.09.2012, under art
04/09
Dutch artist Michael Raedecker creates beautiful imagery
incorporating acrylic paint with thread. Images via Hauser & Wirth
norm magnusson
04/05
The decorating nature series is about “mankind’s complicated
and vast relationship with nature” and beauty.
amy ahlstrom
posted by Laura Hughes on 04.02.2012, under art
04/02
San Francisco based urban quilter Amy Ahlstrom finds inspiration in street art,
architectural details, and signs. Her quilts are an homage to pop art and
urban environments.
