“Between You and I” is a light installation by Anthony McCall.

found at vvork

Funnyometer by Drew Heffron.

Daito Manabe is up to something new, you know his Electric Stimulus experiments right? This time he doing something with LED’s in his mouth. For now he just moves them around with his tongue. I don’t know what he’s planning but if he can hook them up to his Electric Stimulus … That would be great.

It seems like the LED’s are sound reactive in this second video.

EDIT:
Daito posted some more tests in his YouTube channel. Just keep an eye on it.

Goshka Macuga was one of the 4 nominees for the Turner Price 2008. She presented these 3 installations called “Haus der Frau 1″, “Haus der Frau 2″ and “Deutsches Volk – deutsche Arbeit”, beside other work. They are based on the collaboration between Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich during the 20ies and 30ies. “Haus de Frau 1″ & “Haus der Frau 2″ are actually displays to present textiles, just like Mies van der Rohe & Lilly Reich did. “Deutsches Volk – deutsche Arbeit” was actually designed by Mies van der Rohe & Lilly Reich for an exhibtion to promote German glass.

In this video Goshka talks about her work and exhibition at the Tate Galery.

Sami Havia is a Finnish artist who paints album covers on old cassette tapes. That’s it, I’ve said it.

found via nerdcore

Justin Reed makes these amazing movie illustrations. My favorite: this one about American Psycho.

found at Cyana.Trend.Land

“You Knew It and You Blew It” is an interactive sculpture by Yarisal & Kublitz. Just watch the video below.

found via trendbeheer

This short film by YouWorkForThem is called Moire. With this video they want to promote their stock motion collection titled … Moire. I think it looks more like a kaleidoscope with some moire effects, the patterns are great though.

I guess everyone is fed up with this years winter by now. Who wouldn’t like to live in the Floating Roof House by Tezuka Architects? That would be the ideal place to enjoy a nice spring / summer day.

found at Arch Daily

This is without a doubt the best angle to look at billboards. Photos by Branislav Kropilak.