From The Dark Past, once again a great animation by Rafaël Rozendaal. Don’t forget to click on it.

Here are 3 new pieces by Elna Frederik: \-/\7 Place, :.^.: Place and /\^/\^/\ Mountains. These images only show my favorite parts, the original ones are huge. Patterns in full effect!

\-/\7 Place

:.^.: Place

/\^/\^/\ Mountains

Vitrine by Niek Audenaerd.

found at trendbeheer

The dust that you can see on the floor in the photo is an atomised passenger aircraft engine. So how did Roger Hiorns do this? He melted the engine and then dropped it through a funnel and sprayed with a fine stream of water or gas, which breaks it into granules. Here is a little more information about the process.
I also still really like his Vauxhall piece.

Ambigious by Markus Mrugalla.

found at but does it float

I have no idea what to think of this Rocking Hot Dog by Nienke Klunder and Jaime Hayón. It’s a very weird object.

found at designboom weblog

ONE THING COMES AFTER THE OTHER by Damon Zucconi.

And here’s a bonus: Pole Shift.

I quite like these ink/collage pieces by Frances Malthouse.

found at doogiehowsr

The piano in this video can speak, I kid you not. The Austrian composer Peter Ablinger transformed the voice of a child reciting the Proclamation of the European Environmental Criminal Court into MIDI events. Those events let the mechanically-controlled piano play the voice of that child.
This is video is German but it has English captions, the text that the piano is playing is in English.
Hearing is believing.

found @golan

“I got you something” is a pile of facebook gifts, made by Arend deGruyter-Helfer. Make sure that you also check his “untitled window 2” piece.