1. She only shoots with natural lights and refuses to go all the way with digital. Cassoday Harder is barely nineteen years old and has already a bunch of people following her sincere and honest art, reflection of youth’s instants.  flickr profile

  2. French photographer Clément Briend’s work blurs the divide between reality and imagination, attempting to uncover the unseen realities hidden in plane sight in our surroundings. His ghostly projections—often large-scale faces or masks that emerge from trees—-have been spotted on the streets of Berlin, Paris, and Cambodia.  

  3. Former London-based art director Christian Hammar teamed up with top restaurant Lux in Stockholm. Being one of the most luxurious foodspots in Sweden, they use only locally produced ingredients that are purchased and served only when they taste the best.Other than most restaurants, they work with 16 instead of 4 seasons, thus they created a new concept called ‘Lux, our 16 seasons’. To visualize the concept a series of photos – one for every season – were created, containing the ingredients for the current season assembled.

  4. The La Trobe Institute for Molecular Science (LIMS) by Australian Lyons Architecture is a major new building on university’s Bundoora campus, which will meet the school’s long-term needs in terms of student learning and research in the science disciplines.The project seeks a ‘transformative’ identity of the campus, which had previously been built within the strict guidelines for materials and heights.

  5. Based in Hamburg, Germany, Carina Crenshaw creates delicate paintings that experiment with color to convey different lighting conditions and moods. Crenshaw’s brushstrokes reminiscent are at times reminiscent of 20th-century abstract painting: blocks of color are built up next to one another to create works that appear flat despite their luminous effect. Crenshaw’s works zero in on subjects’ faces; they don powerful expressions that seem to place them in rich narrative contexts that the viewer must piece together based on the limited information. 

  6. Beijing-based chemical engineering student and talented illustrator Gaikuo-Captain re-imagines himself in precarious situations straight out of a comic book. The artist’s playful images offer a range of action with some familiar faces from popular comic books, anime, and manga.

  7. Real Imaginado

    This project was developed in a ruin of an industrial complex. Like every building in a state of a ruin, this one lost the functions for which it was designed; as time passed many parts were destroyed and others were stolen, creating a unique place with unusual forms and spaces.

    Hugo Moura

  8. Pixel Pancho murals

  9. Just when you think you’ve seen it all, you come across something like this. Pulsate is a new, mind-boggling installation that shows you just what happens when you arrange ordinary porcelain tiles into purposely planned geometric patterns. When Capitol Designer Studio, a UK tile company, commissioned architects Lily Jencks and Nathanael Dorent to create a pop-up installation to show the public just what’s possible with tile, they could never have imagined they duo would create something as trippy as this.

  10. Mitchell Grafton (Panama City, FL) creates these unique, whimsical, one-of-a-kind works of art to be sold in art shows around the Southeast. 

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