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Bence Agoston’s Mood Glasses

Bence Agoston forgoes drugs to achieve viewable psychedelia, mind expanding, hallucinatory-like images with his Mood sunglasses. The effect is achieved with six special layered lenses which can rotate around their center point. The lens patterns are based on optical effects such as Moire-effect. When the lenses are rotated relative to each other, vision is changed for the wearer. Individual patterns can be varied with others so that the number of variations – depending on the number of lenses – can be vast.

“The ideal situation for use is during travel, when people listen to music, just looking out the window and watching the ever-changing sights, in perfect harmony with the music. The shape is designed with the aim of simplicity and distinctness, that the wearer belongs to a kind of subculture.”

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Mixed Media Illustrations by Humberto Barajas Bustamante

Humberto Barajas Bustamante aka Stranger-bot is an 21-year-old student from Guanajuato, Mexico and the member of Gemo collective of digital and traditional art.

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@ax_streetart #axstreetart #axrochester in the #rochestersubway #abandonedsubway #graffiti #585graffiti #streetart #rochesterstreetart (at Rochester, USA)

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'Peacock' (late 18th century). Silk painting by Mori Sosen ( 1747 - 1821).

Gift of Charles Lang Freer. Image and text courtesy Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery

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The Japanese art of Kintsugi repairs broken pottery with seams of gold and is a fitting metaphor for this last way of dealing with the broken places that life gives all of us. Kintsugi repairs the brokenness in a way that makes the container even more beautiful and valuable than it was prior to being broken.

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'Hikawa Park at Ômiya' (1930). Woodblock print by  Kawase Hasui (1883–1957).

Image and text courtesy MFA Boston.

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Ceramics by Takuro Kawata

http://www.takurokuwata.com/works/

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Fuco Ueda ~ “Flower of Memory” (Tripych), 2014

Fuco Ueda is a Japanese artist who paints with acrylic (which she thins to achieve a watercolor effect) and powdered mineral pigments on paper, cloth, and on wood. Her paintings describe a bizzare world, dominated by female characters, and various nature elements (animals, marine fauna, flowers, bees, mushrooms etc.).  <source>

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Seiho Takeuchi (1864-1942)

Yasaka Pagoda

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Fuco Ueda

this picture is so calming to me

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Happy birthday to Yoshitomo Nara, whose artwork combines childlike sweetness with punk rock unrest. 

[Yoshitomo Nara. OH! MY GOD! I MISS YOU. (2001)]

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Utagawa Kuniyoshi: Black Carp

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Illustration by Hiroyuki Takahashi from the new book COOL JAPAN CREATORS FILE IV

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Sanshu Seiso (Japan)