Nurofen new publicity from Psyop
This video above, is a old work from psyop.
I came across this because i made a sound design for this video (not official)
Psyop – Old Drift and new Nurofen
February 8th, 2010Trend alert : Collections, part I
February 8th, 2010Well, i’ve been researching and collecting images of…collections.
This is a collection of collections.
It’s a big trend nowadays, have you noticed? It’s everywhere !
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Bem, tenho andado a pesquisar e a recolher …coleccções.
Fui fazendo uma colecção de colecções.
É uma tendência que veio para ficar, existem cada vez mais, por todo o lado, já repararam?
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What i like most about this is how ordinary objects suddenly look so beautiful and intriging, grouped together. They become more important, with more power! Some are grouped by color, others by textures or concepts.
Organized freaks, collectors of beautiful things, color coordinating geeks? Why people collect things?
This is just trend alert, part I, more collections to come, stay tuned :)
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O que eu mais gosto é ver como objetos comuns, de repente parecem mais interessantes e intrigantes, agrupados. Por estranho que pareça, ganham mais personalidade, do que sozinhos. Tornam-se mais importantes! Alguns são agrupadas por cores, texturas ou outros conceitos.
Obcecados da organização, colectores de coisas bonitas ou simplesmente pessoas que gostam de coordenar e agrupar coisas? Porquê que as pessoas recolhem e agrupam coisas?
Este é apenas a parte I, há mais colecções pelo caminho, fiquem atentos :)
How to feel miserable as an artist
February 5th, 2010In wish jar:
Happy weekend everyone !
The day i saw the color of the sky
February 5th, 2010
Photos By João Bento Soares
Unfamiliar
February 4th, 2010
The strange tale of Skhizein
February 3rd, 2010Warehouse
February 3rd, 2010
Mugrosita
February 2nd, 2010
By Liliana Ovalle.
A sofa based on the improvised furniture of the homeless in Mexico City.
“I explored the hectic historical centre of Mexico City, portraying scenarios of improvisation and poverty where people find the way of putting bits and rubbish together in order to compose functional everyday objects. The objects grow in what appears random and sometimes absurd compositions, following no planning or safety concerns.”
Can you imagine this sofa in your living room? :)
Magazine spreads
February 2nd, 2010
Sarah Wilmer
February 1st, 2010
Her work fascinates me. Strange places and weird characters.
There is profound meaning in the composition and in the quality of the subjects.
The rest of Sarah Wilmer’s work is also mind blowing.
