FRAMED by Anton Burdakov is just a piece of wood, a nail and some thread, but I would definitely put it up on my wall.

Fragments of RGB is an interactive installation by onformative. The classic LED screen as a medium was simulated and disintegrated by the creation of a pixel-like LED optic with the ability to change and transform with the viewer’s movement and, hence, his perspective and point of view.

found at creativeapplications

Thread is Nike Schröder her main material when she creates her artworks. She stitches images out of her direct surrounding into textile art. ‘The Edgar Eduard Emma Herbst Series’ is an homage to a friend of Nike and plays with ‘the adaption of the chaotic way the thread develops painting like qualities very adequate to his personal character.’

found at designboom weblog

Michael Petermann arranged around 200 historic electric household appliances like a symphony orchestra and called it The Stupid Orchestra. You can see the 35 minutes performance every hour at the MKG Hamburg till April 30th. Below you find a teaser video. I’ll go and see it in around 3 weeks, I’m looking forward to it.

found at trendbeheer

Read the text in the photo below. This is a very nice collaboration between Micah Lexier and poet Christian Bok.

photo by Jacklyn Atlas
found at BOOOOOOOM!

Thom Thom a.k.a. tomtom a.k.a Héphaïstos is a French urban artist who really like this one billboard spot in Paris. Very nice work!

photos by vitostreet
found at rebel:art

Here’s another project by Mark Beasley: Icemelt. An arduino and CRT monitor powered off of a 12v car battery. The arduino measures the voltage of the battery as it entropies and draws a corresponding ice cube on the CRT.  As the battery dies the ice cube melts until the battery looses the capacity to power either device. You can watch a video of it here.

found at I like this Art

These rugs were designed and hand-sewn by Agustina Woodgate. She made them from recycled teddy bears.

found at I’m Revolting

Luminant Point Arrays is a series of photographs by Stephan Tillmans. They show tube televisions in the moment they are switched off. The television picture breaks down and creates a structure of light.

found at ignant

Of all the video projection on architecture projects out there, I still like Pablo Valbuena his best. One of his latest projects is called Quadratura, a site-specific installation presented at Matadero Madrid, Spain. Quadratura was the technique used in the baroque to extended architecture through trompe l’oeil and perspective constructions generated with paint or sculpture.