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What does music look like?

It looks more like a 3D painting. Artist Martin Klimas made these music-pictures, to find out what sound looks like.

He chooses a song and turn the volume on. Than the splashes of colours jump to the beat. This funny idea makes this picture so fantastic. It looks very interesting but it is very simple.

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HBO, commissioned street artists, Joe and Max to make a 3D-picture of 'The Wall' of the series 'Game Of Thrones' in London.

It looks very real and very speciall, every person would stop at this picture in London.

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Kerby Rosanes uses traditional black pen to make speciall and interesting drawings. 

And this work have the name: 'Time Guardian'.

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Dope Prints

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Experiments in Motion “Experiments in Motion is a research…:

Experiments in Motion

“Experiments in Motion is a research initiative conducted by the Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), in collaboration with Audi of America and LowLine. The aim of the initiative is to explore new forms of urban motion and new spaces for mobility, with special emphasis on New York City.

Students from the program have spent the summer researching all transportation systems in New York City, exposing the potential of underground spaces. Three studios have researched different aspects of movement in contemporary cities: Paradigms in Motion, Design in Motion and Participation in Motion. A fifty foot floating model of Manhattan made from aluminium displays Manhattan’s road infrastructure, while the plexiglass below presents a never before seen view of the architectural volumes of every subway station on the island. A network of subways, tunnels, bike lanes and bridges are presented as flows of movement, revealing a new reality of the city life – it exposes the city as an interconnected system for mobility.

The exhibition marking the end of the first year of Experiments in Motion will feature nine different projects that explore ideas about the future of New York transportation. It will be open to the public at the Essex Street Warehouse in New York City September 15-27.”

Via eVolo

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Photographer Erwan Fichou creates surreal photo serie of people poping out of amazingly trimmed trees.

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The design group Studio KDSZ created hand-blown 'inside-out' glasses.

These glasses are called Lil Wai glasses and are shaped like traditional chinese vases on the inside!

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Food photography as abstract art! Yeap! Dr. Nathan Myhrvold has combinated his love to amazing food with  photography and has created an amazing book called The Photography of Modernist Cuisine.

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Melisa Chaib is a graphic designer and illustrator from Mexico with a statement about positivity!

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Levalet, a french street artist

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Korean artist Do Ho Suh creates buildings made of silk and nylon... in Levitation!

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Funny! (or sad?) but true!

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The artist Alkesh Parmar recycle champagne corks and created lamps of these corks. Looking nice!!!

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The designer Tomislav Zvonaric created this funny coffee cup. Is that too much ? :)

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Designer Ryan of Midnight Umbrella created  a very colorful map of the USA. He was inspired by the Tangram Puzzle (a chinese puzzle).

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Everything you can imagine is real  

This picture was taken by Menno Aden 

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This photo ist made by the photographer and street artist JR for the New York City Ballet.

They created a  stunning installation that features large scal black and white photographs of the dancers. This images showd the graceful dancers interacting with huge pieces of white paper.