Michael Graves Architecture & Design | Whitney Museum | New York | 1988 <clearly a bit of Chipperfield's King's Cross scheme here>
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Oskar Schlemmer. Bauhaus 1-3 1927, 4
“diagramm zu ‘gestentanz’ - das diagramm, die lineare darstellung der bewegungs wege, die projektion der fortbewegung auf die grundfläche des schauplatzes, ist das eine hilfsmittel, einen bewegungsablauf grafisch zu fixieren”
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An accidental facade pattern #architecture #ducttape (at Parthenonas)
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Goodbye happy orange, I feel so cut up (at Arts Tower)
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Happy as an orange (at Arts Tower)
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#mostsuperficialuseofmarble (at London Liverpool Street Station)
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Oil Spill
This series is part of Fabian Oefner`s exploration of Iridescence. For this experiment, Oefner poured water into a black reservoir. With the aid of a syringe, he then added small drops of oil onto the water surface. Upon contact with the water, the oil started to expand and form into magnificent structures. Some of them seem to look like stars exploding, others look like a photograph of the iris.
The various colors result from the reflection and refraction of light, as it passes through the oil film and back into the camera lens. Depending on how thick the oil film is, the colors change from blue, green to red, until finally they disappear again.
„What I like about the series is that it is quite a simple phenomenon, yet strikingly magic and beautiful. It came to my mind when I was sitting outside my studio on a rainy day and observed a thin film of petrol on a water puddle. So I got inside again and started to recreate the setup in a more controlled environment. Finally, after many different setups and hundreds of images, the exploration resulted in these ten photographs.“
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Staircase (at Tate Britain)
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Tried to take a picture...this looks better tbh
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