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In an exclusive collaboration, the New York City Ballet and internationally acclaimed aerial photographer Brad Walls have orchestrated a visually stunning photographic series, offering viewers a bird’s-eye perspective of an…
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Nestled within the warm embrace of the Oaxacan coast in Puerto Escondido, Mexico, a minimalist architectural marvel rises to challenge the traditional art gallery model. Meridiano, an avant-garde art space…
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The Site of Reversible Destiny is an “experience park” opened in 1995 designed by Nagoya-born, New York-based artist Arakawa Shusaku and his wife and artistic partner, poet Madeline Gins. The theme of…
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Sculpture and Architecture is a series of black and white photographs by Italian photographer Augusto De Luca that explore the relation between sculpture and space in the urban landscape. Using light…
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In 2020, Michael Nguyen’s released the second part of his series Frames – the Urban Elements photographs taken in various European towns. The pictures show not only buildings, but also…
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In 2019, Cheng Chung Design completed the Sunac Grand Milestone Modern Art Center in Xi’an with a Chinese philosophical aesthetic in mind.
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The photographs of snowflakes show how many vairations nature creates while keeping strictly within a triangular, and hence hexagonal framework.
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Inspired in the Santorini Island, «Impossible Architecture» is an artistic concept of the artist, designer and artistic director of Santorini Biennale Kyriakos Papadopoulos that observed that the malady of modern…
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, then an animated gif must be priceless! Below you will find a collection of creative and elegant animated Gifs that play with Architecture. From…
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The series of images with the title “Bildbauten“ by architect Philipp Schaerer deals with the effect and the claim to the credibility of images of architecture that appear to be photographed.
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In this post, we will have a quick trip to Japan through the eyes and lens of Yoshiro Ishii. He’s known as 446i and he is an amazing photographer from Yokohama,…
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In the iconic book “Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji,” Masayoshi Nakajo offers an exquisite collection of 36 individual graphic works that focus on various representations of Mount Fuji. Not merely…
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We woke to some sad news this week: David Bowie, the magnetic, shape-shifting rock-and-roller, has died of cancer, following 18 months of treatment. He was 69. Bowie was an artist—but…
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