Layors of wire

While procrastinating (I think I can be excused as long as it is related to art and design..) I was introduced to this amazing artist.

Korean based artist Seung Mo Park works with wires and creates photographic art pieces that, for me, takes photography to a new level. By working with layored wire (with only few centimeters apart), he cuts out bits by bits to bring out the lighter parts, and from that create depth.
Although he uses a projection of the image he’s trying to replicate, as reference, the precision with which he cuts each little piece of wire mesh is nothing short of impressive.
Wow.

 How he works (watch from 1:45):

Rebel bird.

Oh, and by the way: Have an awesome weekend!! :)

What if...

 'J & J'

Stunning photography by underwater photographer Phoebe Rudominio!
More of her great work here:  http://phoeberudomino.com/home.html .

Uni Project: Mother Of All Plans

A one-week project based on the saying "Mother of all...".
With the focus on one person in our group, Gabi, we decided to create the 'Mother of all plans'. A plan for the rest of her life. It begins with the day we had the critique and moves towards her calculated date of death (a calculation you too can do online).

Being the mother of all plans, it wasn't enough to just realise and connect her personal goals; we would also have to think about all the other potential outcomes. And we didn't just want to plan all the possibilities but went beyond this to look at the consequences of those paths and being the angels that we are, tried to find a way to bring Gabi back to her main goals, even when she strayed off. This became the final outcome. (click on the images to enlarge them)

Created with Tom Manning, Gabi Marsh, Dan Keeffe and Louise Delves

Red Light District show out of the ordinary...

       
IMPORTANT: Watch until the end to get the point.

Awareness campaign created by Duval Guillaume Modem and produced by monodot in support of STOP THE TRAFFIK. Visit  http://www.stopthetraffik.org/  to get involved.
Music: a-shja by Raveyards vs. DJ Uinkxxx

Fresh Impressions

            A 5-year-old girl analyses brand logos. Loveable.