Hay una técnica en papel que al equipo de estonoesARTE nos fascina. Sí, se trata del pop up, una técnica en la que los artistas crean diseños sobre un papel extendido y al doblarlo el diseño, como por arte de magia, sale del papel y se convierte en 3D. ¿Ya sabes de qué te hablamos? Pues mira qué ciudades más bonitas ha creado Rosa Yoo. La artista coreanan Rosa Yoo es la creadora de esta serie de ciudades en pop up. En ella retrata pequeños pueblos de diferentes ciudades costeras. Pueblos blancos, llenos de luz y color. Esta artista del papel no sólo realiza escenas en pop up, también diseña y crea otros objetos en papel con una gran sensibilidad. Edificios, comidas , prendas y complementos son creados con una gran habilidad por esta artista.
Image 2 of 28 from gallery of La Quimera House / Ruca Proyectos. Photograph by Ignacio Santa Maria
Willi Dorner’s actions have been described as political acts in the way they rupture city order, but are they dance, sculpture or the work of an urban provocateur?
above: The HideAway Adult cozy, made of soft wool If you ever wanted to just curl up and hide, I have yet to find anything more suitable than Rosalie Monod de Froideville's HideAways. From the Netherlands this product line of bizarre cozies for everything from adults to dogs has been an ongoing series. Sorry, they don't have any for tea kettles. Rosalie began the collection with the introduction of the adult, baby and dog wool cozies in October of 2005 and was described as follows: "We all have these moments when we wish the world could just stop existing for a while. Whether it's to get away from a personal crisis or from universal threats, from time to time all we want to do is curl up and hide. Now, for these moments we have the perfect soultion: the HideAway. Pre-shaped in the hiding-position, this cover has a snug fit and is easy to use. you can get into it fast and easy, anywhere and at any time." above: The HideAway for Adult above: The HideAway for Baby above: The HideAway for Dog In December of 2005, she added the wool customizable Hideaway Memory Deluxe (also called the HideAway Custom: Later, in 2006, she began using other materials for outdoor use and added the HideAway Corporate, the HideAway Thug-life and the HideAway Trench: above: The HideAway Corporate, pin striped with room for briefcase above: the HideAway Trench above: The HideAway Thug-life is very 'street' At this point, the HideAways were available to order directly from the Netherlands. Here's a look at the brochure: I do not know if they are still available to order, but to inquire, you can contact them at [email protected] In June of 2007, the Excursion HideAway came about, set on wheels, complete with handle: above: the Excursion HideAway In April of 2008, the Migratory HideAway was born, a compliment to her piece, The Migratory Home above: the Migratory HideAway Since then Rosalie has continued with unusual products which you can find on her site here.
Entre las obras del Renacimiento más representativas se encuentran La Gioconda de Leonardo da Vinci, El Nacimiento de Venus de Botticelli o La transfiguración de Rafael, pero son muchas más las maravillas que nacieron en esta etapa tan prolífica artísticamente.
Tot in de Vezel Atrium, Den Haag 2012 De Nederlandse kunstenaar Peter Gentenaar maakt objecten van vlas- en henneppulp, die hij uitgiet over dunne geraamtes van bamboe. Tijdens het drogen krimpt de papierpulp ongeveer 30% en vervormt het de bamboe-geraamtes. De kunstenaar stuurt dit proces, waarbij de uiteindelijke vorm ontstaat. Het resultaat is een barok en oneindig gevarieerd papieren kunstwerk. Dutch artist Peter Gentenaar makes objects in flax and hemp pulp, poured out on flat skeletons of bamboo slats. During the drying of the pulp, the paper-pulp shrinks about 30% and deforms the slat-skeletons. The artist intervenes and guides the constructions into their final three-dimensional form. The result is a highly ornamental paper artwork in an unlimited multitude of shapes and sizes.
A gigantic installation work by Tomás Saraceno, entitled “in orbit,” was just assembled last week in the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen in Germany. At
A prosthetic limb designed for a female piano player around 1895, who went on to play in London's Royal Albert Hall in 1906 with it. Science Museum, London
Description The City of Madrid celebrated the 400th anniversary of the Plaza Mayor with an original sculpture installation by American artist Janet Echelman in February 2018. Madrid premiered Echelman’s 1.78 Madrid, a new sculpture that explores the cycles of time. It is the newest addition to Echelman’s Earth Time Series begun in 2010 which …
A photographic journey through Madrid, deep into Brutalist architecture, a genre maybe not expected and that nevertheless has considerable examples in the Spanish capital.
Every day, we constantly absorb information through our sensory organs, which the brain then needs to process correctly. The information initially reaches the main relay center, the thalamus, and then travels to the cerebral cortex. The neurons in the so-called higher-order thalamus form the connecting lines between both areas of the brain. Prior to this, their role in sensory processing was unknown. Scientists at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have now shown for the first time in an animal model that they enhance and temporarily store sensory information.
Cuando la presencia de una mujer en la escena dadaísta se limitaba a ser objeto de burla, ella consiguió ser la primera en introducirse en ese universo. Diseñadora textil, escritora y pintora, Höch (1889-1978), es la primera mujer dadaísta reconocida de la escena berlinesa en un entorno en el que las féminas no […]
Image 4 of 38 from gallery of Hakka Indenture Museum / DnA. Photograph by Ziling Wang
